Re: Ferrari 458 Italia: Full wet sand and detail in South Florida
What a great write up..!
A real inspiration..
Great job..!
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Re: Ferrari 458 Italia: Full wet sand and detail in South Florida
This is one of my favorite write ups!!
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Re: Ferrari 458 Italia: Full wet sand and detail in South Florida
Originally posted by turbo_911 View PostWow amazing work. Very superb job.
Originally posted by Ravi_1992 View PostDude awesome job with these write ups, i thought i was reading a detailing magazine. O, that 458 looked amazing
Originally posted by s1tl View Postim speechless! great work!
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Re: Ferrari 458 Italia: Full wet sand and detail in South Florida
im speechless! great work!
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Re: Ferrari 458 Italia: Full wet sand and detail in South Florida
Dude awesome job with these write ups, i thought i was reading a detailing magazine. O, that 458 looked amazing
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Re: Ferrari 458 Italia: Full wet sand and detail in South Florida
Wow amazing work. Very superb job.
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Originally posted by Executionerhk View PostSpeechless...
Originally posted by SVT Lightning View PostGotta second that! Best write-up and detail I have ever seen here or on Autopia......and that's almost 6 years worth of posts!
Originally posted by Brook View PostAbsolutely amazing. A fascinating write-up and stunning work.
Originally posted by FRS View PostAwesome, congrats.
Originally posted by InfiniteDetail View PostWow - now that is a write-up! Very impressive work. What an excellent job of documenting the entire process and providing paint thickness measurements when complete. That simply inspires confidence in your customers. Fantastic!
Originally posted by yalerd View PostWow!!! WET! HOT! SHINY!!!
Todd amazing job and transformation! Not only you spent a lot of time detailing the beautiful car but you also did an amazing write up! Thanks for sharing.Thank you
Originally posted by Mike Pennington View PostI'm speechless...
Thanks Mr. P! Looking forward to seeing you at SEMA!
Originally posted by TimG View PostThat's just crazy. Top notch work on both the car and also the writeup, Todd.
Originally posted by Superior Shine View PostI bet the write up took longer than the actual job. Both are top notch. Awsome work!
TODD YOU DA MAN!!
Originally posted by davey g-force View PostOMG Todd, that is THE best write up and THE best workmanship on (IMO) THE most beautiful Ferrari ever!
We have a winner!
It was a refreshing change to see that no product names were mentioned - you kept it all about the technique/process/results and the gorgeous car.
Well done!
Thank you so much!
Originally posted by bmrfan View PostAwesome job on the Italia with an equally incredible write-up!
Thanks for sharing!
Your welcome! Thank you for reading!
Originally posted by macdude View PostGreat job Todd and an even greater article written in style!
Originally posted by Hemin8r View PostAmazing, Amazing attention to detail in every way possible. Both on the car and in the illustrated write up which was a great joy to read. Great job.
Originally posted by RDVT4ME View PostAmazing work Todd!
This should come with a note that says "do not try this at home".....cause you really need to know what you are doing. This is as good as it gets.
What's a bit of a shame is that a high end car like this comes with that poor of a paint job. Fortunately, there are pros like Todd around.
IMO it is very fortunate as it is great job security! I have two more 458's lined up for sometime after SEMA. Thank you for the compliments!
Originally posted by wht4drfa5 View PostWow. This is an awesome job! I really need to take the Advanced class at Meguiar's to learn how to do this kind of job.
That would be a great start!
Originally posted by Mark McGuire View PostI remember when you first posted on the forum. Your work is amazing but the writeup is top notch, the best I've seen on several forums. Great work. I'm impressed. I don't know what else to say. GREAT!!!!!
Originally posted by Love Eleanor View PostSome god had to send you back to the ground to show the owner how this awesome car should look like - like he intented to create it
George
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Re: Ferrari 458 Italia: Full wet sand and detail in South Florida
Some god had to send you back to the ground to show the owner how this awesome car should look like - like he intented to create it
George
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Re: Ferrari 458 Italia: Full wet sand and detail in South Florida
I remember when you first posted on the forum. Your work is amazing but the writeup is top notch, the best I've seen on several forums. Great work. I'm impressed. I don't know what else to say. GREAT!!!!!
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Re: Ferrari 458 Italia: Full wet sand and detail in South Florida
Wow. This is an awesome job! I really need to take the Advanced class at Meguiar's to learn how to do this kind of job.
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Re: Ferrari 458 Italia: Full wet sand and detail in South Florida
Amazing work Todd!
This should come with a note that says "do not try this at home".....cause you really need to know what you are doing. This is as good as it gets.
What's a bit of a shame is that a high end car like this comes with that poor of a paint job. Fortunately, there are pros like Todd around.
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Re: Ferrari 458 Italia: Full wet sand and detail in South Florida
Amazing, Amazing attention to detail in every way possible. Both on the car and in the illustrated write up which was a great joy to read. Great job.
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Re: Ferrari 458 Italia: Full wet sand and detail in South Florida
Great job Todd and an even greater article written in style!
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Re: Ferrari 458 Italia: Full wet sand and detail in South Florida
Awesome job on the Italia with an equally incredible write-up!
Thanks for sharing!
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Re: Ferrari 458 Italia: Full wet sand and detail in South Florida
Originally posted by Innovative Detailing View PostTotal Perfection!!!
Awesome write up, very well done!
Thank you very much for the kind words.
Originally posted by Joenok View PostWhat can I say.... This is just so amazing. I`m lost for words.
Todd Helme, detailing virtuoso!
Originally posted by J. A. Michaels View PostWords escape me. What tremendous work. Fantastic write up also. Magnificent.
Originally posted by Notorious View PostGreat Work , Sir can you list out that which product is usedfor which step.
Thanks
I can tell you that I used a ginormous number of millions of SMAT abrasives (14 ounces of M105 was used) as well 10 3000 grit UniGrit Finishing Disks, 5 1500 Sanding Disks, and an uncountable number of sanding papers...
Originally posted by VMP View PostThe Best write up I saw and amazing work WOW
Originally posted by EPHIOS View PostThat Ferrari looks so sexy, especially about the job is done. Exceptional job guys!
Originally posted by John Keeling View PostWow! That is great work!
Originally posted by zaugustra View PostThank you for you detail.
Originally posted by aris View PostExcellent work.
Thank you aris!
Originally posted by KC's View Postma ma mia buddy
Originally posted by RaskyR1 View PostAmazing work on the car Todd! Honestly though, since your work is always great, I must say I was more impressed with the amount of time you spent in the write up. Clearly you have made it THE most informative and educational before and after write up to date.
I'm still a complete newb with Adobe Illustrator, but I can still imagine how long it took to get the amount of detail you have in some of those illustrations. I especially like the one showing the orange peel texture along with the subsequent steps.
My hats off to you bro!
Rasky
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