ACDetailing: 99 Corvette.. seen better days
#1
ACDetailing: 99 Corvette.. seen better days
Hey guys.
Here's a teaser shot of what I'm in for this weekend.. since we all love teasers
That's all for now! Hopefully I can finish up tomorrow.. but I have lots of HW to do too
Here's a teaser shot of what I'm in for this weekend.. since we all love teasers
That's all for now! Hopefully I can finish up tomorrow.. but I have lots of HW to do too
#3
Originally Posted by MuttGrunt,Feb 7 2009, 06:46 PM
oh bro... no way you'll be able to really fix that one. u might want to call it quits.
naw i'm just kidding! i can't wait to see the afters on this one - more of your usual sickness no doubt
naw i'm just kidding! i can't wait to see the afters on this one - more of your usual sickness no doubt
I said that too when the paint was laughing at me after m105/megs yellow wool. but I busted out my burgundy wool, and Billy's m105 water trick, and then I WAS THE ONE laughing
It's gonna be about 95-98% correction. I'm just not comfortable enough with my skills yet to go all the way to 100% because I'll be afraid of burning through the paint..
I really need to get me a PTG
#4
wow.... took all that! thats some tricky stuff.
even when the pro's go for 100% - i don't think its a good idea. of course that's normally done on show cars and such. without a paint depth gauge i think it's foolish to polish that aggressively. 95% is fine, and 99.99% of the population won't know it's NOT perfect. never mind the extra time i'd take to achieve true perfection. that'd y u get guys on autopia with super crazy details like todd's famous lambo gallardo that he spent three complete days on. i can't imagine the price tag to something like that from a guy like him.
even when the pro's go for 100% - i don't think its a good idea. of course that's normally done on show cars and such. without a paint depth gauge i think it's foolish to polish that aggressively. 95% is fine, and 99.99% of the population won't know it's NOT perfect. never mind the extra time i'd take to achieve true perfection. that'd y u get guys on autopia with super crazy details like todd's famous lambo gallardo that he spent three complete days on. i can't imagine the price tag to something like that from a guy like him.
#5
Originally Posted by MuttGrunt,Feb 7 2009, 07:50 PM
wow.... took all that! thats some tricky stuff.
even when the pro's go for 100% - i don't think its a good idea. of course that's normally done on show cars and such. without a paint depth gauge i think it's foolish to polish that aggressively. 95% is fine, and 99.99% of the population won't know it's NOT perfect. never mind the extra time i'd take to achieve true perfection. that'd y u get guys on autopia with super crazy details like todd's famous lambo gallardo that he spent three complete days on. i can't imagine the price tag to something like that from a guy like him.
even when the pro's go for 100% - i don't think its a good idea. of course that's normally done on show cars and such. without a paint depth gauge i think it's foolish to polish that aggressively. 95% is fine, and 99.99% of the population won't know it's NOT perfect. never mind the extra time i'd take to achieve true perfection. that'd y u get guys on autopia with super crazy details like todd's famous lambo gallardo that he spent three complete days on. i can't imagine the price tag to something like that from a guy like him.
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#9
Originally Posted by SpecC,Feb 8 2009, 03:23 AM
he did a month long detail that consisted of him taking apart the engine bay too and detailing every bit of that!
anyways, looking forward to this!
anyways, looking forward to this!