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Dealer Detailer Training  Academy

Where your detailers go to sharpen their detailing skills and learn the skill of ceramic protection application

We offer across-the-board, in-house training for all of your get-ready personnel.

Refine skills with hands-on experience during the training
Learn best-practices for ceramic coating application
Learn 
  • Simoniz's long history in the appearance market.
  • The facts vs. myths about ceramic coatings.
  • How long the coating lasts and when to re-coat. 
  •    and much more...
Experience
  • How to prep the vehicle.
  • Best practices for applying the ceramic coating.
  • Refine skills in application on all areas of the vehicle.

About Simoniz

The Simoniz® Company came into being as the first American car wax company in 1911. Its formation was made possible by George Simons, who developed a cleaner and a carnauba wax product for car finishes.

In 1912, Mr. Elmer Rich and his brother, R.J. Rich, acquired full ownership of the company. They changed the name of the firm to Simoniz® Company and located the first office and back room factory at 2121 Michigan Avenue in Chicago, a judicious choice because, at the time, Michigan Avenue was Automobile Row.

A believer in the power of advertising, Mr. Rich created what was to become one of the world’s best-known slogans: “Motorists Wise, Simoniz®.” When radio attained prominence, Simoniz® was quick to take advantage of the novel opportunities afforded by the new medium, and “Motorists Wise, Simoniz®,” was popularized by continuous radio broadcast advertising.

For the next 40 years, Simoniz® was the #1 car wax company in the world. It was during 1957 that Vista One-Step Cleaner/Was entered the market. Combining a cleaner and wax in one product, Vista made it possible for car owners to get the unequaled benefits of both Simioniz® Kleener and Simoniz® Wax in a single step. Virtually overnight, Vista exploded to the top among all care-care products.

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