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hopefully the guys at AG can respond this. But so far, we are waiting for a 3 hour free shipping block and use the VIP20 at that moment. But lets see what AG has to say.

:iagree: blackfire wet diamond is unbeatable. So durable and looks dripping wet! Thats right!!!!!!!!

:wave: AWESOME NEWS!!!!

im so jealous. Wetsanding to remove orange peel and then buffing to a show car finish is my number one thing i enjoy the most. Especially on black paint, when black paint has no orange peel, it just looks so gorgeous. Im sure all the students had a blast working on this, Awesome work Mike...

The H looks like the S on my screen..... JK! Large and XL look more than perfect on my screen! :xyxthumbs:

I know how you feel, hell if i could of painted it today i would of. But here is the thing, I have this car at my school. We have class from 7-1pm. Only from Monday trough Thursday. So now you see why i have to wait till Monday? Trust me man, in the few hours i get everyday i haul ass and got it...

Youd be surprised at how easy it is once you get the hang of it. Solid colors are the easiest ones to spray. Metallics and pearls is when it gets a little tricky. When it comes to the clear is probably where most freak out. I did mess up alot when i started but now i got the hang of it! :)

Update So i FINALLY finished the final sanding on the car. I was able to wet sand it all on monday with 600 grit and then on Tuesday i sanded it again to refine it and to make sure i didnt miss any spot. I then had A LOT of taping and covering to do. Its funny, the car is nearly all 100%...

The only place i know of is some shop called "vive" or something like that in stafford i think. They post on this forum. Good luck.

Thats how every car looks after i buff it! Pretty cool effect dont you think? :) JK!!! Cool story.... When i worked at a body shop the painter sometimes to finish other things quick, let his son buff the cars. He said this to him, "throw some compound and just spread it with the machine!!!" so...

I agree with Kris here 100%. I myself, always keep my area clean because i just feel comfortable that way. But its my work that reflects who i really am and what i am capable of doing. Im sure many here have their shops well organized and at a professional level and setting the polisher on the...

here are my 5 main things: 1. Meguiars Hyper Dressing 2. Meguiars m105 compound 3. Griot's Garage Pre wax cleaner 4. Griot's Garage Heavy Duty Wheel Cleaner 5. Wheel lug nut brush :xyxthumbs:

Wait till the AG "policeman" see this thread..... I love citrus wash and gloss. Its my go to soap for deep cleaning and stripping waxes or sealants. Good stuff.

ok now im in! :hungry: JK! i really wish i could drive all the way to this premium detail bash! im sure everyone who attends will sure have a great time! :xyxthumbs:

They are very much worth if. Ive only used them with the rotary and they produced awesome results. i dont know if they would produce the same results on the DA but i say they are worth it. I bought the regular ones but i will soon be ordering a bunch of the low profile ones. :xyxthumbs:

Thanks! i will start wetsanding it this week and getting it ready for the full paint job. I cant wait to have it all done and rolling again. I agree, Foxbodies are very popular cars for drag racing. ive seen everything in them from 2jzs to lsx motors. Especially coupes like these, super light...

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+1 on the Makita. I own the makita and it is just great. It isnt heavy and is quiet. Its a really nice machine and well built all around. I say go with the makita, and get the feel of a rotary. practice with it a lot and just get to know how to work it. it isnt like a DA that you can pull out of...

They correct faster than any DA... with the right combo you can correct a lot faster if you know how to use it. If you correctly know how to use it, you can produce the finish a DA only dreamed of producing. Jeweling with a rotary is just unbeatable. Correct me if im wrong, but im guessing you...

From my experience PPG Clears are really soft and easy to buff a few days later after they are sprayed. Now, when they harden, they are super hard. I hope it has either ppg 2002 or 2021. Some of the best clears out there! :xyxthumbs: