Nice work Nick!
You did an excellent job of capturing the real world condition of the finish for both the before and the after photos as capturing orange peel and any surface defect for that matter is usually a tough thing to do that requires multiple shots and crossed fingers.
The Viper body isn't as easy to buff out as it looks, the lower valance under the door and where it leads up to the front fender and the air scoops are a challenge to buff out with a rotary buffer.
The back window area and the deck-lid next to the back window have some tight areas and the louvers, like any louvers take a surgeon's touch to run a rotary buffer down each one without burning through the edges.
The paint in the recessed area where the fresh air intake speaker grills are is also tough to do completely by machine.
Just buffing out a Viper is a challenge let alone sanding one down and then buffing out your sanding marks.
Nice work, you've really come a long ways in a short amount of time, a true reflection on your skills, expertise and yes... passion for doing top notch work regardless of how much time it takes.
Count em...
p.s.
Love the red van with your logo on the rear panel... good contrast of colors for an eye-catching message to brand yourself in your local market.
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