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Aspiring professional detailers
Get a practical path into the work, from fundamentals to a process you can repeat for a customer.

Field-tested detailing education
Learn from real field experience — every method is tested in working detail shops and dealerships first, not pulled from theory.
37K+
Followers learning the work
20+
Years of hands-on experience
Real shop
Tested methods, not theory
What we teach
Every offer is built around the part that matters after the lesson: being able to do the work, explain the work, and repeat the work when the bay is busy.

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Learn how to inspect paint, choose a process, and refine a finish without chasing shine at the expense of the clear coat.
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Build a repeatable coating workflow: prep, application, inspection, maintenance, and customer expectations.
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Create a complete system for the cabin, wheels, glass, trim, wash, and finish so every vehicle leaves consistently.
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Make your service easier to sell, price, schedule, and deliver — especially when you are ready for bigger accounts.
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Put products and tools through real shop conditions and turn useful findings into clear demonstrations.
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Learn the standards, communication, and repeatable handoffs that help detailers win and keep dealership work.
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Get a practical path into the work, from fundamentals to a process you can repeat for a customer.
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Tighten the way your team works, quote jobs, train new hands, and deliver a better finish.
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Understand what your vehicle actually needs and why each step matters before you pay for it.
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See how tools and chemicals perform where the work really happens, then turn useful findings into education.
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Build cleaner standards and handoffs for the vehicles that move through reconditioning every day.

The Detail Cowboy standard
Built in the field
Kenneth Cornelison teaches from the work itself: the detail shop, the dealership, the customer handoff, and the decisions that have to hold up when time and standards are both tight.
That means training built around what actually changes the result — better inspection, cleaner prep, more consistent application, stronger communication, and systems a team can use across multiple vehicles and locations.
The goal is not to make the work sound complicated. It is to make the standard easier to reach and easier to repeat.
From the work
A few words from people who wanted a more reliable process, not another collection of tips.
“The paint correction session gave me a process I could actually repeat. My estimates are clearer and the finish is more consistent.”
“I stopped guessing at coatings. The prep and inspection steps alone changed how I hand a vehicle back to a customer.”
“The dealership training helped us speak their language and build a cleaner handoff from recon to delivery.”
FAQ
Training is practical and process-led: inspection, tools, product choice, preparation, application, finishing, and the customer or dealership handoff. The exact mix depends on your goals.
A wash removes surface dirt. Detailing is a more careful system for cleaning, correcting, protecting, and maintaining the vehicle’s materials and finish.
A ceramic coating adds a durable protective layer to prepared paint. It can improve gloss, water behavior, and ease of maintenance when it is applied over properly corrected and prepared surfaces.
No. We can start with fundamentals and build up from there. If you already detail, the session can focus on refining your process, speed, finish, or business systems.
Yes. Business development can cover service structure, quoting, workflow, team standards, and the practical steps involved in pursuing dealership accounts.
Ready to raise the standard?