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Old 06-18-2004, 08:00 AM
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Default Some of my detailing work.

This is a Cartek A4 H/C + Nitrous car, wish the paint was as nice as the power adders, oh well, thats why I'm here.

http://community.webshots.com/user/cleancamarojoe

Detailing portfolio, the Black SS.

Sorry about the bum link.

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Old 06-18-2004, 08:08 AM
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Works now! Good job man! Who let the car get all nasty?!?!
Old 06-18-2004, 08:32 AM
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He washed it to the best of his ability but he paid someone some big money to correct the swirls he created and they created worse, deeper swirls and burned the paint with a rotary.
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That person should be hung by his *****. At least it looks better now. What did you use on it?
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A 3 step product line from 3M (Perfect It-II) and I topped it off with one coat of P21S wax.
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Porter Cable I'm assuming?? or rotary??

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Old 06-19-2004, 10:45 PM
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That "Before" photo was a real mess! You sure did a great job on something that looked unfixable. One of my friends has a '95 Grand Am that I used to think looked bad. Now I know what bad really is.
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Nice job as usual Joe!

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I used a random orbital (Cyclo polisher).
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I think the original job was done with an orbital sander. Good work, Joe.
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WOW! What kind of a hack messed that thing up?

Nice job.
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mhulslan - The shop that put the holograms into the paint used a rotary (which is what I think you mean by "orbital sander). The owner did everything by hand, the only time a random orbital polisher was used was the day I detailed the car.
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Good freaking job Joe! And to think, you didn't even use Zaino! You're a god among men!
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Very nice, what a miraculous recovery!

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Great job!
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hell of a job!!!
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looking good!!!!!
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holy S**T!!!!! that guy didint notice he was destroying the car and think to STOP?!?!??!

EXCELLENT work man, you really saved that one.
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Well the car looked just like it did after I detailed it but after just two washes the surface looked like before pictures. They must of used a filler type polish, then a glaze and a wax because it looked awesome, two washes later it's crap.

So much for those 'commercial' grade products.




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