The flake looks great. I can't wait to see it completed.:cheers:Craig said:Just wait, the fun part has yet to come. The roof, working from a ladder is so fun. Maybe you can add some more dents on the sides from the ladder. Don't get lazy on us, it has to look as good as the rest. Don't be taking close pictures of the hood and tell us it's the roof. We want a full picture of the whole roof. No cheating!!!
Craig said:Just wait, the fun part has yet to come. The roof, working from a ladder is so fun. Maybe you can add some more dents on the sides from the ladder. Don't get lazy on us, it has to look as good as the rest. Don't be taking close pictures of the hood and tell us it's the roof. We want a full picture of the whole roof. No cheating!!!
ltoman said:Ok everyone who was kind enough to humor me when I got the first panel done on our 1998 Plymouth Vpyager Expresso done.
I have more done, and am getting better and faster, and I LOVE doing this. I know I have a ways to go, and it is not perfect, but in person, wow, is it phenomenal to me. Check my other thread if you want the befores again, or I can repost.
What do you think?
and look - flakes! I am so happy.
(Yes, I guess I am also easily AMUSED. LOL.)
Used the same:
washed, clayed, used Pinnacle paintwork cleansing lotion - redundant, I know - i was having fun.
PB SSR3, PBSSR1, CKVM Glaze, and Sig Series 2.
Thank you for looking and for each and every last one of you for helping me get so far!AG ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
trhland said:nice!!! all you need now are some rims on that bad boy!!!
