some pics of my work

donavin629

donavin629

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hey guys.. just joined the site.. been reading and reading for the past 3 hours lol.

Anyway here is some of my work using system one polish.. I really love that stuff.

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AFTER

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Nice Job. The last time I saw scratches like that they were from a little Florida Brown Bear.
 
Good job. What did you use on the back light?
 
Great job. My wife would think something was wrong if I only stayed on for 3 hrs., lol
 
Looking good there! Nice clean-up of all those scratches on the back end of that truck. Love the 50/50 hood shot too.
 
thanks for the comments.. i will post some more soon..
 
my next project tomorrow.. i will let you all know how it goes lol

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I believe you would need special polishes for the gel coat or the fiberglass, i would definitely look into it.
 
Nice job and good luck with your next project that one might take you awhile Im the MAN
 
still working on that RV.. she is giving me a hard time with all that oxidation.

but here is a scratch i thought for sure i was not getting out.. well i was wrong lol..

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donavin629 said:
still working on that RV.. she is giving me a hard time with all that oxidation.

but here is a scratch i thought for sure i was not getting out.. well i was wrong lol..

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Nice recovery. What machine and polish did you use?
 
Nice work! It is reassuring to see those scratches came out. There is a horrible key mark across my avatar pic, but I hid it with the right angle/lighting. I got some 3000 grit wetsand, Menz Power Gloss and PFW Pad with my latest AG order and will try to get it out this weekend. I hpoe to achieve such results :cheers:
 
Rsurfer said:
Nice recovery. What machine and polish did you use?
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i used the system one method.. no need to wet sand or anything.. and i told the customer the golden rule just to cover my butt.. i said.. if you can get your fingernail caught on the scratch .. then i may be able to get it a little lighter so you cant see it till your up close.. but system one proved me wrong.. she took a couple times with the wool pad.. but the results speak for themself.. i thought that scratch was down the the primer cause all i saw was white lol
 
great job another thing that I do with those types of scratches whenever I did scratch repair at my detailing shop was use a magic eraser. Just wet it and rub on the scratch.... just like sandpaper.... but is A LOT safer to use for those who are inexperienced or in a rush. Then I used extra cut 3m Perfect it along with polish and came out perfect... Nice job though man!
 
LincolnZephyr2006 said:
great job another thing that I do with those types of scratches whenever I did scratch repair at my detailing shop was use a magic eraser. Just wet it and rub on the scratch.... just like sandpaper.... but is A LOT safer to use for those who are inexperienced or in a rush. Then I used extra cut 3m Perfect it along with polish and came out perfect... Nice job though man!
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yeah i hear ya.. i do use magic eraser for a lot off scratches.. it does scratch the finish a tiny bit.. but its nothing deep to do damage.. and my polish takes those scratches right out.. magic eraser is one of the best products i have used for cleaning and scratch removal.
 
Nice work on the car and truck. I never done anything as big as an RV before, got your work cut out for you there.
 
this car looked like it was in a fight with freddy krueger

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Freddy's WORK
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