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Re: Having FUN with a BLACK 1955 Thunderbird!
Very cool Joe! Makes me want to go out and buff something.
And it's always fun to buff cool cars!!!-Bob
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Love the music. You polish with the grace of figure skater.
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That first pad was HUGE! When black is done to perfection like you did there it looks like glass. Great work man
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Care to share the process?
I'm also curious about your knee board. Something you made or bought? I'm surprised you don't drift away from the car as you lean to polish on the board.Professional Automotive Reconditioning Services
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Cheezy music, but an awesome vid!Comment
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Beautiful work, Joe. Watching you polish a car is like watching an artist paint a canvas; you make it look absolutely effortless.
ColinA common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools.
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Yes sir it is!!Originally posted by RDVT4ME View Post
LOL!!Originally posted by Bandit Bill View PostLove the music. You polish with the grace of figure skater.
Thanks, Process was - wash, shine , get paid -LOL!Originally posted by THE BIG BUFFER View PostThat first pad was HUGE! When black is done to perfection like you did there it looks like glass. Great work man.
Care to share the process?
I'm also curious about your knee board. Something you made or bought? I'm surprised you don't drift away from the car as you lean to polish on the board.
I only used #105 and Meguiars pads.
It is all about the CHEESE! That music best matches how I feel when I am polishing.Originally posted by DetailFreak517 View Post
Been doing it for almost a month now -LOL!Originally posted by cnfowler View Post
Here is another vid with different shots and less cheesy music.
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Re: Having FUN with a BLACK 1955 Thunderbird!
You're just having too darn much fun, Joe!!! That 'Bird looks gorgeous after you worked your magic....... just what we expect from Superior Shine.Michael Stoops
Senior Global Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Inc.
Remember, this hobby is supposed to be your therapy, not the reason you need therapy.
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Re: Having FUN with a BLACK 1955 Thunderbird!
That looks sweet.Jesse
2009-2014 Meguiar's/Car Crazy SEMA Team
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I actually like the music in the first vid... I watch it and its exactly what I envision in my head when I think about buffing cars... Its an art form and you have captured it beutifully!! Its always great to see someone whos highly respected in the industry buffing out a car! Awesome vid!- Markito -Comment
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Great video, Joe. I think the music in the first vid was perfect. Taking the finish to the levels you do is a art form. Appropriate music.
T-Bird looks fantastic.quality creates its own demandComment
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Thank you sir!!Comment
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Wish I had those skills, I would have a black vehicle.-James
2012 Chevy Silverado ECSB. Z71 4x4. 5.3
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