Paint Correction & Detailing Specialist
carshieldGainesville (FL)
Paint Correction & Detailing Specialist
Posted 3 days ago
carshieldGainesville (FL)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Car Shield Reconditioning Opportunity Car shield Reconditioning is seeking top-tier talent to advance our team! As part of Car shield Reconditioning, one of the largest and fastest growing automotive reconditioning companies in the state of Florida, with a firm commitment to a positive and progressive workplace culture, we are looking to add like-minded, detail-oriented teammates to our specialized roster. Car shield reconditioning is searching for an experienced High-End Detailer & Touch-up & Paint corrector specialist to accommodate the growing demand for our specialized services. This team member will work on a variety of vehicles including luxury, and should be well versed in detail and paint correction. If you possess the necessary skills and want to work in a fun and busy environment, we want to hear from you!
Benefits:
- Positive and productive team environment
- Competitive pay
- Paid vacation
Insurance
Responsibilities:
- Paint correction
- Touch-up PaintWet sanding and clay bar services
- Exterior buffing
- Ceramic coating exterior protection application
- High-level interior, exterior and engine bay detailing
Qualifications:
- Minimum of 2 years experience in automotive detailing
- Must possess a refined attention to detail and perform duties with a customer satisfaction-minded approach
- Valid Florida driver's license
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