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So I know this is where you are suppose to post your own work up, but I saw this on my camaro forum I visit and all I can say is wow! This is one amazing job. If this has been posted before then I am sorry. http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=55200
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Re: A 91 hour detail!!! Oh my!
That is one complete makeover. Did not think it could be brought back to such a level. They did outstanding work.quality creates its own demand -
Re: A 91 hour detail!!! Oh my!
I can't imagine what he charged for that detail. At $30/hour (and that may be cheap) that's over $2,700.
The owner pretty much got a brand new looking car. That is some serious work.-Bob
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Did he do that whole detail with just a PC?? That looked amazing!Fergy-
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i want to know how much did he charge...
but that is better then rolling into a paint shop, because it will never roll out like the result of his detail...Comment
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That is a master piece overhaul, goes to show how much can be repaired. Good demonstration for some guys out there who want to pick up a 90's camaro and fix it up, theres plenty of loaner cars out there for parts.2007 2500 SILVERADO HD BLACK
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Wow incredible job; looks like it might've been done as some sort of publicity stunt for "Immaculate Reflections."Comment
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Re: A 91 hour detail!!! Oh my!
First off, the car looked great. However, there were way too many pictures. I mean, really, was it necessary to have a gazillion pictures of the swirl marks and scratches?
Overall, the car did look great. That was certainly a ton of work. Thanks for sharing.
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