💧Regulation In The Detailing Industry with Dave Reed & Andreas Schwarzinger

[@thecarboutique2467]

What were your thoughts on the podcast? Rather than just giving a thumbs up or thumbs down, tell us your thoughts and join in on the conversation. Thanks from Team TCB.

[@Geeky_detail_reviews]

Looking forward to listening to this again… great chat with great friends.

[@dar_detailing]

This was a fantastic podcast. A serious subject matter but we all managed to have some fun along the way. Loved spending the evening with you guys doing this pod

[@thecarboutique2467]

Cheers buddy. Really appreciate you giving up your time. A really informative and fun podcast.

[@extremecarcare448]

Great listen, chilling out on my day off playing Xbox listening to this this.

[@extremecarcare448]

As I typed it dave just said it

[@MrGymCrazy]

A bit of a long one this time, so I split it over 2 sessions, but well worth it. As George said, if longevity includes assumed maintenance, specifying product and frequency, that could be a way of qualifying length of protection. We don't have dealership protection but that's how our Ford dealership used to do it. Buyers had to buy more packs of maintenance products to "prove" that the protection is being looked after.

[@extremecarcare448]

Durability needs to be a guide only, this isn’t fact, there is to many variables

[@thecarboutique2467]

I totally agree. Although regulation is difficult, we do need to discuss it and get brands on board to at least attempt regulating the industry better. Regarding professional detailers, I firmly believe the work PVD and IDA are doing can but benefit the industry.