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I have had a request from my brother in law : he'd like me to detail his work rig. He earns his life in this thing. It's a '00 12 wheelers Peterbilt dump truck. He wants me to detail only the cabin, hood and interior. He'd like me to remove most of the scratches and swirls on it. Though I have been detailing cars for a few years, I have never done something like that. Upon inspection, most of the work will easily be done with my regular techniques.
However, the hood is made of fiberglass. I don't know how to describe this, but it seems like the paint isn't ON the fiberglass but IN it. How should I proceed ? Should I use marine products ? I still have a few months to think about it since there is no way this will fit in my garage I will have to do it in the summertime, which right now seems faaaaar away (weather forecast says snowstorm tomorrow... again)
However, the hood is made of fiberglass. I don't know how to describe this, but it seems like the paint isn't ON the fiberglass but IN it. How should I proceed ? Should I use marine products ? I still have a few months to think about it since there is no way this will fit in my garage I will have to do it in the summertime, which right now seems faaaaar away (weather forecast says snowstorm tomorrow... again)
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