Mike Phillips
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- Dec 5, 2022
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Swirled-out Jeep
What do you think?
Bring her in for a show car makeover at one of our Autogeek's Car of the Week Thursday night projects?
The owner came by Autogeek to pick up some supplies and I just happened to be outside inspecting black paint for swirls after using a rotary buffer only for a new coatings test.
I walked over, introduced myself and then inspected the paint and it's completely swirled out and filled wit sanding scratches that were not removed from the first sand and buff.
The owner just purchased it and is going to join us tomorrow night to check us out...
Here's his very cool Jeep in need of Show Car Makeover!
This is the finger pointing trick I use to capture swirls in focus...
OUCH! It hurts your eyes to look at this picture!
Learn to work with pictures on the Internet!
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How-To capture swirls, scratches, etchings and other surface defects with your camera
In this picture, I'm down low shooting upwards where the rear hood meets the fender and Jeep body. Note the Orange Peel was scuffed but not sanded flat and not buffed smooth. Below are the visual signs of wool pad rotary buffer swirls.
Whoops! - This is called leaving your Signature!
Your Signature - Don't leave one...
And off down the road he goes...
John is going to join us tomorrow night and bring another car buddy with him to watch us and see what we're all about... should be fun...
:xyxthumbs:
What do you think?
Bring her in for a show car makeover at one of our Autogeek's Car of the Week Thursday night projects?
The owner came by Autogeek to pick up some supplies and I just happened to be outside inspecting black paint for swirls after using a rotary buffer only for a new coatings test.
I walked over, introduced myself and then inspected the paint and it's completely swirled out and filled wit sanding scratches that were not removed from the first sand and buff.
The owner just purchased it and is going to join us tomorrow night to check us out...
Here's his very cool Jeep in need of Show Car Makeover!
This is the finger pointing trick I use to capture swirls in focus...
OUCH! It hurts your eyes to look at this picture!
Learn to work with pictures on the Internet!
If you're going to be a "Forum Person" on ANY forum, help yourself by learning how to work with picture on the Internet
How-To capture swirls, scratches, etchings and other surface defects with your camera
In this picture, I'm down low shooting upwards where the rear hood meets the fender and Jeep body. Note the Orange Peel was scuffed but not sanded flat and not buffed smooth. Below are the visual signs of wool pad rotary buffer swirls.
Whoops! - This is called leaving your Signature!
Your Signature - Don't leave one...
And off down the road he goes...
John is going to join us tomorrow night and bring another car buddy with him to watch us and see what we're all about... should be fun...
:xyxthumbs:
