Very nice, looks great. Nice Job!
thanks!
came out good! only thing is, i think its still an incomplete job if the nooks and crannys arent done, just taped. in my opinion, i would do the nooks crannys and go back with a soft brush and clean every one just so they're protected and preserved too. but thats just me, still good job!
well your wrong bc i go over every sq inch of the car. there is no such thing as an incomplete job in my shop.
thanks!
nice work! like night and day bro!
fabiolas4, the tape is to protect the edges of the panels and also the plastic parts from the rotary buffer. im sure the nooks and crannys got protection added to them
thanks APAD! fo shizzle my nizzle! :dblthumb2:
looks awesome man great job. was the clear hard or soft??
thanks. cant remember, did this car a few months ago. sry didnt write back sooner, like as soon as the job was finished. oh well lol.
thanks!
That was a gnarly mess Andrew. Exceptional turnaround and now cruising the boroughs in style!
thank you very much.
Looks good, good job.
Just a FYI...
Did you know these cars were designed and built in Australia? then they were exported to the US under request. Basically they are an Australian 'Holden Commodore' underneath
thanks & no, learned something new i guess. isnt that like an insult though? american muscle car but built or came from another car or factory or something from austrailia? either way, i like the new camaro but i have 1 complaint...
the blind spot is terrible!! the quarter flares out very wide & well its just hard to see the rear of the car. if i was driving this thing on the highway i would def rather turn my head a little before switching lanes. to rely on those mirrors..., yikes? blind spot city!
Nice work on that one Andrew!
Did that just spend one day at the shop? If so, I hope you have help if your doing a 3 step polish and all the other work that goes into making a car look that great.
few days at my place, i think 3 but i cant give you a more accurate answer. yes i have 2 guys that work for me but i handle all of the paint polishing, compounding, corrections etc.
they are trained to do everything else but the wheel is something i for now am not ready to give up. once i give up the wheel its no longer my work. besides, im kind of screwed bc my customers want to see me polishing theyre car. oh well, been doing it this way for a long time so no reason to change it now. im a polishing hore lmao. :buffing:
thanks!
So good! What a mess that was.
thanks again buddy.
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thanks for the feedback. sry, just catching up with replying back to everyone. :dblthumb2:
