Re: LOL! So she's says it just needs a quick vacuum and wipe the dash down....
wow, really nice work...
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Re: LOL! So she's says it just needs a quick vacuum and wipe the dash down....
Wow! Great job - I can't believe someone would drive around with their vehicle in that condition.
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Re: LOL! So she's says it just needs a quick vacuum and wipe the dash down....
No sir, mostly 4:1, and sometimes 6:1. I don't like it too shiney. A nice matte finish works perfect, just makes it look cleanOriginally posted by stevo_ View Post
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Nick I love your work. Absolutely incredible job.
Do you use a 1:1 for the Hyper Dressing?
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Sending you a PM..Originally posted by Slick View PostLeave a comment:
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I can't speak for ALL Vues, but I know the paint on mine is rock hard... to the point where I've contemplated using a cutting pad as well.
Yea, the bumpers are a PIA... they have to be dressed after EVERY wash, sometimes multiple coats are necessary to attain a uniform appearance.Leave a comment:
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what did you use for the water spot on that seat? CAME RIGHT OUT!!!Leave a comment:
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thanks for the tip!Leave a comment:
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This car just had stickers, so I just ran over them with no pressure. They were pretty jacked up anyhow, so I couldn't make them any worse.Originally posted by TRIPOWER1 View Post
Just for the record, I don't use tape on pin stripes(the hand painted ones). There is just too big of a chance to pull the paint off when you remove the tape. I've found that it's best to either work around them, or I take a piece of cardboard and place it over the stripe, basically use it as a shield.Leave a comment:
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Re: LOL! So she's says it just needs a quick vacuum and wipe the dash down....
Originally posted by Nick Chapman View PostLOTS of pressure, and try to burn them off!
Thats my answer to the porter here at work that think they know everything about detailing.
the last car i did that had pin stripes just using scratch-x it was removing them customer didnt care so i removed them completly, so what the trick go around them? tape them off?Leave a comment:
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Definitely Give me a call when you come through town again.Originally posted by TxRado View Post
Nick
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Sent them all friend requests. However I love your work just the same. I've received help from you on multiple occasions on all ranges of threads. Keep them coming! Maybe I'll run into you in Dallas sometime, I travel there frequently.Leave a comment:
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I'm flattered, but there are far better detailers here that you should be following.....like Kevin Brown, Superior Shine, Tim Lingor, etc... Those guys are the ones to subscribe too!Originally posted by TxRado View Post
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HHmm is it possible to subscribe to users instead of threads? If so I'm following Nick! Great work bro.Leave a comment:
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