Brand New Challenger SRT8 392

I can't believe the mini vaccum didn't get much attention lol please more about that! Been looking for something like that for those tight spaces!

Beautiful car Good Job!
 
casvg5 said:
haha....if that's what you call it.

LS power!!!! (check my sig youll understand)
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I'm a fan of all American muscle - LS is all good. And can't wait to see pics of the blown Vette! :props:
 
ExoticAutoDetai said:
I can't believe the mini vaccum didn't get much attention lol please more about that! Been looking for something like that for those tight spaces!

Beautiful car Good Job!
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My most favorite tool in my whole detailing arsenal. More than my polishers, more than my waxes, I love my mini vacuum.

Its just a little attachment that goes on my 4hp wall mount vacuum. Itll suck up ANYTHING.

Its from chemical guys and the vacuum is a "vac n blow" the big powerful wallmount not the portable. The little portable is nice and tiny but lacks that pulling power.
 
BlackHawk said:
What did you use to clean the emblems? I'm eager to know
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I used a brush and some CG All Clean citrus first. Then I used a q tip and some polish (CG V38) and massaged away the oxidation and residue. Then applied some sealant with a q tip so he doesn't have this problem again.

(and advised him not to wax over that emblem)
 
MarkD51 said:
A drop dead gorgeous car, I sit here drooling in envy!

If I had some serious money on tap, this is one mode of transportation I'd have in my Garage.

Be-uutiful work on the turnaround, black is without a doubt the hardest of all to make look good.
PS: sorry to see the Caymaro sitting there like a lonely "orphan"? LOL
Mark
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My poor Camaro. :(

I actually prefer working on black cars. I HATE working on white. I like to be able to easily see my scratches and swirls so I can fix them, rather than relying on the color of the car to hide them.
 
davey g-force said:
Nice work! :xyxthumbs:

What did you use for the correction?
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Theostoubos said:
Beautiful work. And a great shop.

I miss my Ducati...

What finishing polish did you use ?
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I used CG V36 with a dot of V34 from time to time and a cutting pad.
(for those that don't know, V36 is a polish and V34 is a compound)

And then finished with V38, a jewelers grade polish.

I thoroughly enjoy V38 as a final polish.

V36 is nice too....but V34 is just kind of "funny" to use.

I chose to use a cutting pad with the polish to get a little more cutting action without using a heavy compound. Worked out well.
 
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