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Yeah I have been there for about a year and a half. No newer lambos have come through

Wow man that is so cool. Great work! Working for Wayne Carini (you may know him from the tv show chasing classic cars) at f40 motorsports I get a chance to work on a lot of cool cars but I am still waiting on a lambo. They are my favorite exotic

Every time I upload a picture in the autogeek online app on my phone from my gallery it turns out as a thumbnail like this picture. Is there anyway to change this or will it always be like that.

Awesome thank you for the articles Mike. And yes Marius showed me today how to do it. I am just having trouble finding a program for sizing the images. EZ Thumbnails wasn't downloading right. I have a Macbook I don't know if that makes a difference. Anyone out there have a Mac? What do you use...

There are always people walking around looking, so of course stop by and take a look around if you are near by. Wayne loves meeting his fans if he is there and has a chance to Haha don't go dropping out of school man. I work at f40 everyday after school. That is an awesome benefit about working...

We have worked on a lot of classic muscle cars in the shop and many have gone through on consignment. We currently have 3 restomods: a camaro, a cuda, and a mustang for sale As far as the restoration shop goes there are 2 mustangs in the works right now and a corvette that was just finished...

Wow that is really cool. I definitely do. It is invaluable experience. I put in all the time I can in between school. Ever since I was little I have wanted to own my own business and as soon as I started at F40 I knew I wanted it to be in the automotive industry so we will see what the future...

Good to know I wasn't really sure how long it should sit

The #7 I applied by hand with a microfiber pad we have. Not sure exactly what it is by name. I let it sit for only about an hour because I wanted to get started polishing but it could sit longer than that. And for advanced polish I used a firm white foam pad. Sorry I forgot to put that

Thanks for the advice. This is my first post. I am still trying to figure this out

Thanks for the huge introduction and shoutout Mike. I will definitely make sure to post all the cool cars I can and work I do.

Today I started a project correcting the paint on a ford woody. The paint is not original but it is single stage so it is an older reprint and severely neglected. Also chipped, scratched, rough areas, and sever water spots. So it will never be perfect. Here is a picture of before The steps...