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Thanks Richie! Thanks for posting the pic Mike. I'll have to upload some that way. It is much easier to see. Oldmodman- I'm not sure how long ago the car was restored. I know the client is currently working on a Auburn but it's a couple of years out yet before its complete. the chassis...

I would love to see that! I pretty sure my client has been to it. He currently has one each Auburn, Cord, and Dusenburg. He is a huge fan of the Graham. As you may know that Graham purchased the molds from Cord and that is why the 1940 Graham looks very similar to the Cords. The Cord he has...

I've been detailing for 20 years now and for the past 14 years its been more of a weekend hobby than a full time job. But from the first day I started detailing cars my goal was to always be able to detail show and classic cars. While detailling this car I realized that I've finally made it to...

Great Thread Mike! Was the DA used on furniture the same time it was used in the auto body world? Brandon

Yes 6500 K would be way to blue to detail under. I would go wtih a 4100K I have them in my garage and love them. I currently have 4 light fixtures each with 4-4'bulbs. I changed out two 8' fixtures that had 2 bulbs in them. What a huge difference between the amount of light plus the color...

I have to agree with the Fussman!! I've never used 915 but he is spot on with the other two. 476 is more durable but requires more elbow grease. Where 845 is easier to apply but doesn't last as long. THe only tip I have is wtih 476 only do a couple of panels at time. This will help making...

From what I've asked and looked into the insurance will just cover the car if an accident happens to it. Like if it gets stolen in your possession or your house burns down with it in there. Or if your driving the car to detail it then you need insurance. The clients or your normal auto...