A trusting friendship: 2004 AMG S55

richy said:
Thanks kindly. That's depressing to think of any of them neglected. :(


Brian, I use much less product that most people. I will see if I can link a video I shot a few years ago showing my technique.


Thanks very much!


Thanks kindly! They look the same to me?


Thanks for the comment and for taking the time to do so.


Thanks for the feedback!!


Thanks! I got it at Home Depot. It's a flood light, and the most powerful one they had.


Thanks. I introduced him to ONR and showed him how to use it and sent him a link to the towels that I use and recommend for it. The rest he knows.
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Thanks bud, hey another quick question. Do you get the 6" wools for your flex? Guessing you have the 5" backing plate.
 
Most paint jobs are insurance body shops. Lots of "dirt" in the paint, heavy orange peel, paint runs, fish eyes, sanding marks, etc. You did not see much of these on this paint job? I'm very knowledgeable for spotting re-sprays, but if it's a really good job, I may not catch it.
 
Richy, Great job, for a cloudy day it still pops. The wheel look brand new.


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WRAPT C5Z06 said:
Most paint jobs are insurance body shops. Lots of "dirt" in the paint, heavy orange peel, paint runs, fish eyes, sanding marks, etc. You did not see much of these on this paint job? I'm very knowledgeable for spotting re-sprays, but if it's a really good job, I may not catch it.
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There was only a very few places that I could tell, but I would rate it at a 98%. I've seen work from the high end shop that paints Lambos and such, and I could tell their paint work much faster than this. I will be using these guys myself if I need it. To me, that's the highest compliment!

WT Taggart said:
Richy, Great job, for a cloudy day it still pops. The wheel look brand new.


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Thanks very much!

WRAPT C5Z06 said:
Interesting. Very quick arm speed.
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Yes, I was nervous filming myself (I don't like that) so I was quicker than normal, but I was also too lazy to re-shoot the damned thing, LOL. The point is, use little product and work it a long time. It will finish down beautifully...even if you do go too fast. Hahahaha.
 
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