topKek
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All those Ferrari 458s catching fire was a feature. No need to paint flames to show how fast your car is, real flames are so much better.
750HP NSX Full Correction: Long Write up many pics
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Mike Phillips
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Beautiful!
The NSX is one of my all time favorite cars.
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The NSX is one of my all time favorite cars.
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Mike@DedicatedPerfection
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Beautiful work!
Caleb@ImpeccableImage
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Beautiful work and well written documentation of process.
DaVinciAutoSpa
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Very impressive, you did a great job. Congrats.
I couldn't help notice the Porsche Cayenne and E500 in the driveway. And is there a 64 Mustang in the garage too?
Nice stable of cars.
I couldn't help notice the Porsche Cayenne and E500 in the driveway. And is there a 64 Mustang in the garage too?
Nice stable of cars.
Velocitybts
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The Merc (2007) is mine, The Mustang is a 69. Cayenne Turbo S(Owner has to have powwwwweeeeerrr). I guided the owner of the cars in using the FLEX for the first time, and he used it when I wasn't on the NSX with it. It had at least 20 year old paint, CC, that had tons of swirls and scratches. It was a perfect test bed for him to try things out. He did very well, and learned with no worries of damaging anything. Took a panel or so for him to get used to it and the process, but did an excellent job. I had to keep grabbing the Flex away so he did a quick cut and polish on it. Limited time. Came out pretty nice I think. No close ups, still had minor mild swirls.
