HBH 900HP 67 Camaro

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This is another one of Hermann's cars. It is a real SS/RS 67 Camaro that he had painted back in 1994. It had some light swirls and a few sand scratches. Vehicle was wiped down, clayed, and compounded/polished per the DN method using the following products-Pads:Wool, Kompressor, and CCS. Compound/Polish-M105, M205, and Ultrafina. There are no before shots, just some finished pics. I will update the pics with lsp when Phil sends out the Beta wax.

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Nice work. Beautiful car!

Having a lift must make detailing the lower end so much easier
 
Car looks great!

Thanks Gary.

Very nice work! that blue is amazing. :cheers:

Thank You.

Absolutely Gorgeous.

Thank You

Stunning!!

Thank You very much.

Nice work. Beautiful car!

Having a lift must make detailing the lower end so much easier

Thanks, Hermann parked the car on the dyno lift to keep it out of the way otherwise, all the cars are done on the ground.
 
I know it's already been said, but that blue looks great! Good job.
 
Stunning work. Are you going to reveal the DN method?
 
Wow,I love that car

Oh and I can honestly say that is the first time I have seen slicks with tire shine
 
Wow,I love that car

Oh and I can honestly say that is the first time I have seen slicks with tire shine

Thanks, but those are street tires. Also if the owner wants tire shine he gets tire shine-lol.
 
Look more like D.O.T legal slicks than street tires to me

You are correct, but if they are DOT approved they are considered a street tire and they have just enough tread. A slick could never be dot since it has zero tread pattern, those have just enough by law to have a dot number and the compound is slightly different than a true slick.
 
You are correct, but if they are DOT approved they are considered a street tire and they have just enough tread. A slick could never be dot since it has zero tread pattern, those have just enough by law to have a dot number and the compound is slightly different than a true slick.

I guess technically you're right,we just call them different things.

when I ordered mine I certainly didn't ask for dot legal street tires

I asked for street legal slicks:D
 
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