02 Dodge 1500

Just a bit of dirt on that thing! That will make for some awesome before and after pictures. Be sure you take plenty of pictures along the way.
 
Looking good so far. When I got my truck and did the correction on that, it was a big job and it didn't have neatly as many deep scratching as this one does. I'm looking forward to seeing the after photos.
 
hbrett29 said:
Looking good so far. When I got my truck and did the correction on that, it was a big job and it didn't have neatly as many deep scratching as this one does. I'm looking forward to seeing the after photos.
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I never seen so many scratches on the vehicle that didn't start taking off clear coat. But the clear coat is fully intact.
There were a few rids I left alone out of concern of burning through the cc.
 
The customer was speechless for the first few minutes. Then He kept shaking my hand and thanking me for my work.

That is the kind of reaction that makes it all worth it...well I got paid also:)
 
I probably clocked about 20 hours altogether. My GG6 work great with no issues. However I spent some time researching the flex and rupes...would either of those speed the process up? And/or is it worth the money?

My business is picking up a lot and I'm thinking about making a bigger investment but I don't want to waste my money.
 
nothing cuts faster than a rotary as long as you know what you do. but the flex with some cutting pads do a good job as well.
 
It looked from the pictures like some of the scratches were very deep but some compound will go a long way.

This is a shot of the before and after I did on a 08 titan with some scratching. Not as deep as the ones you had removed but I was still surprised with how well it turned out.
 
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