Twin Turbo Camaro Paint Correction
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Twin Turbo Camaro Paint Correction
Got to do a paint correction on my friend Kent's bad *** twin turbo Camaro. The paint on this thing was BAD, and there were several areas on the car where the clear-coat was extremely thin, and even parts where it was missing. Needless to say, I had my work cut out for me. The paint was also really oxidized and had this whitish look to it. Overall, I'm very pleased with how well it turned out. I had told him beforehand there were areas that the paint correction would not fix, but the paint on the doors, rear quarter panels, and the rear was in pretty decent shape. I used the multi step Adams paint correction with matching pads for this job. It's all I ever use and it's never let me down. This car is now ready for Streetcar Takeover STL this weekend. Let me tell you, this car is going to hurt a ton of feelings on the street and on the track. Now the car looks as good as it runs. Thanks for letting me take care of it for you Kent.
Last edited by Rise of the Phoenix; 05-23-2016 at 08:51 AM.
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Looks great! What time does his car normally run?
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Did the customer request tire shine on the rear drag radials? The reason I ask is that the oils will sit in the pores of the rubber and then seep out when doing a burnout which *might* hurt traction a bit.