What makes our long hardwork worthwhile...

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As an avid detailer, it's moments like this that make you smile, even just for a few seconds/minutes, compared to the countless of hours of back pain and agony that we spend on our vehicles and our customer's vehicles. I am sure all of you can relate.

Walked in the garage and saw this. Smiled. Took couple pictures. Downloaded then uploaded. 100% unedited.

(2 coats of Souveran on top of UPP) I will throw another 2 coats on, for good measure LOL

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That reflection makes all the washing, claying, polishing, and waxing worth every second.

What a gorgeous paint job.
 
That thing looks drippin wet! I never get tired of looking at that color when it's shined up!! Nice work and nice car.
 
Awesome job done on your baby, love the color, had a 1973 chevelle painted a similar color. Never had it looking that good though, and that was a long time ago. I miss my youth, wonder where it went,lol.



DennisIm the MAN
 

Thank you!

Pure car porn.

Haha so does that mean I can't look at my car during work hours? :props:

That reflection makes all the washing, claying, polishing, and waxing worth every second.

What a gorgeous paint job.

Thank you sir I agree. You know, it made me think...I wonder how MANY HOURS I have spent on Marilyn alone, ever since I brought her home. That includes all the washing, detailing, buffing, waxing, etc. I would venture to say... Oh..... 100 hours or more. Is that a fair #? Then I started thinking ALL the vehicles I owned in past so multiply that by xxxx... Oh geesh.

But tell you what... If I could do it all over again, I wouldn't change a thing. If anything, I'd be more efficient at it now, knowing what I know.

That thing looks drippin wet! I never get tired of looking at that color when it's shined up!! Nice work and nice car.

Thanks Hoyt! Me too... This color is the favorite of all colors that I've owned...more than black even.

Pure Perfection!! :props:

Thanks bobby.

Awesome job done on your baby, love the color, had a 1973 chevelle painted a similar color. Never had it looking that good though, and that was a long time ago. I miss my youth, wonder where it went,lol.



DennisIm the MAN

Wow thanks man. What color was the chevelle? Those are classics ...


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I bet if you put a hot girl in a bikini next to it, none of us geeks would notice her. Hahaha.

hehe no doubt. Ssssh don't tell our ladies! Im the MAN
 
:laughing: I did the same thing the other day, I'm no where near as skilled as you are.

Love that car btw! the fact that it's paint looks to be in perfect condition is a bonus!
 
Beautiful car, making more and more anxious for my termi!
 
:laughing: I did the same thing the other day, I'm no where near as skilled as you are.

Love that car btw! the fact that it's paint looks to be in perfect condition is a bonus!

You're too kind. I'm no expert by any means. Some of the guys here are out of this world when it comes to detailing.

But yes, I posted a thread here when I first got my car. Ordered and brand new from the factory. I was there to watch it get delivered off the truck, and I personally peeled off that tape. She had 6.3 miles on her, and the paint was perrrrrfect and all virgin.

It brings a tear to my eye.. 1900 miles later...

Beautiful car, making more and more anxious for my termi!

Thx buddy. You got a 2013 Shelby coming? Wow dude.. I envy YOU! Make sure you don't have the dealer touch it at all!!!


Just beautiful.

Thanks a ton Robert. I'm sure yours looks like that too.
 
[QUOTEThank you sir I agree. You know, it made me think...I wonder how MANY HOURS I have spent on Marilyn alone, ever since I brought her home. That includes all the washing, detailing, buffing, waxing, etc. I would venture to say... Oh..... 100 hours or more. Is that a fair #? Then I started thinking ALL the vehicles I owned in past so multiply that by xxxx... Oh geesh.

But tell you what... If I could do it all over again, I wouldn't change a thing. If anything, I'd be more efficient at it now, knowing what I know.[/QUOTE]

I always tell myself that if I am leaving time to eat and sleep in any 24 hour period than there is more time I can spend messing with my cars.

Just one of the many benefits to being "retired" and singleIm the MAN:buffing:
 
Good goodness!!! Looking flawless!!! Thanks for sharing! And I definitely know what you mean about hard work. I done spent 5 hours on my interior today!!!! Finally got around to applying UIGP. Thanks for sharing the wonderful beauty.
 
[QUOTEThank you sir I agree. You know, it made me think...I wonder how MANY HOURS I have spent on Marilyn alone, ever since I brought her home. That includes all the washing, detailing, buffing, waxing, etc. I would venture to say... Oh..... 100 hours or more. Is that a fair #? Then I started thinking ALL the vehicles I owned in past so multiply that by xxxx... Oh geesh.

But tell you what... If I could do it all over again, I wouldn't change a thing. If anything, I'd be more efficient at it now, knowing what I know.

I always tell myself that if I am leaving time to eat and sleep in any 24 hour period than there is more time I can spend messing with my cars.

Just one of the many benefits to being "retired" and singleIm the MAN:buffing:[/QUOTE]

Good goodness!!! Looking flawless!!! Thanks for sharing! And I definitely know what you mean about hard work. I done spent 5 hours on my interior today!!!! Finally got around to applying UIGP. Thanks for sharing the wonderful beauty.

Thanks so much guys. Yeah, I was SURE you guys could all relate to the countless hours we spend on our cars. You know what's SAD tho? And I ALWAYS have to defend myself...is other people make fun or laugh or shake their head, and tell me how much time I WASTE on detailing my cars. It kindda gets old. What's so hard to understand, that detailing cars is what makes me HAPPY. That's my GOLF, my poker, my drinking, my VICE. It's what I do to keep my sanity :props:
 
For me its a guys night out. All of my close friends are in Columbus, Ohio and I hardly get a chance to see them. I have friends here but not ones I really choose to go out with like that. So...its my guys night out...its my stress reliever.
 
Anything drippingwet will makes a guy smile.. That simply looks amazing. Man once i am out of BFMS i might have to try Souveran
 
Awesome!:dblthumb2:


Very nice Honda powered Lawn Mower!:cool pics:


What is your choice for tire dressing?
 
Thank you I agree. You know, it made me think...I wonder how MANY HOURS I have spent on Marilyn alone, ever since I brought her home. That includes all the washing, detailing, buffing, waxing, etc. I would venture to say... Oh..... 100 hours or more. Is that a fair #? Then I started thinking ALL the vehicles I owned in past so multiply that by xxxx... Oh geesh.

But tell you what... If I could do it all over again, I wouldn't change a thing. If anything, I'd be more efficient at it now, knowing what I know.


For me its a guys night out. All of my close friends are in Columbus, Ohio and I hardly get a chance to see them. I have friends here but not ones I really choose to go out with like that. So...its my guys night out...its my stress reliever.

I wish I had more friends into detailing. I got just one good buddy who I detail with often. Lots of fun.

Anything drippingwet will makes a guy smile.. That simply looks amazing. Man once i am out of BFMS i might have to try Souveran

TWSS

Kidding :jester:

Yes you should try souveran. That's a wax that every avid detailed should try once in their life :)

Awesome!:dblthumb2:


Very nice Honda powered Lawn Mower!:cool pics:


What is your choice for tire dressing?

Hahahah thanks man. Wow you have good eyes..no, Great eyes! You could tell that was a Honda in the reflection? Daaaaaang you're good.

Tire dressing is dp tire gloss and pb bold n bright 2.0

No sling off. And wet look.
 
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