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SWEET GLORY! WHAT A CAR AND WHAT A JOB! Looks like you really had you're hands full but I'm sure a handsome payment was in order and a pleasant reward after all that work!
Looks Awesome! I couldn't figure out why the muffler after picture looked funny until I realized it was the reflection of the ground in it that look funny haha
Looks stunning. The after pictures are gorgeous. Poster worthy, IMO. Very nice work. I'd like to see a picture of the owner when he saw his pride and joy looking better than ever.
Colin
Seriously, that was hands down the BEST part of the detail. Actually his look might have been second to mine when he first pulled up and I saw the sun hit those swirls!
BTW, I'll be posting a bunch of stuff. I first come to this site on '08 and the wife and I had our first little one last year so needless to say I wasn't doing a lot of detailing so I have some catching up to do with showing some jobs I've done so I apologize ahead of time for the whoring. : )
You used the orange pad for the SIP right? What pad did you use for the 106FF? Also, how many pads (each for SIP/106FF) did you use for the correction process?
I forgot about the 106ff. I used that on a white pad and I probably used 3 orange pads and 1 white total.
Looks stunning. The after pictures are gorgeous. Poster worthy, IMO. Very nice work. I'd like to see a picture of the owner when he saw his pride and joy looking better than ever.
Thank you! Believe it or not I was able to achieve that level of correction with a UDM. I used LC orange 5.5" pads on speed 5 for a couple passes and then 4. Several areas I had to hit a couple times because the swirling was seriously unlike anything I had worked on before.
You used the orange pad for the SIP right? What pad did you use for the 106FF? Also, how many pads (each for SIP/106FF) did you use for the correction process?
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