91 hr extreme detail - EXTREMELY pic heavy 280+ you've been warned
12-06-2009, 08:04 PM
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I'm sure you know who RickRack and rydawg are...well this job reminds me of some of the stuff they have done. Except...you went under the carpet, hahaha...seriously one of the best corrections i have ever seen man, i will remember you for sure.
Very inspiring work!
Very inspiring work!
12-28-2009, 03:04 AM
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Thank you to everyone!
To all those who PMed me about finding detailers in your area, I have not forgotten, just been busy with work and Christmas. I've put a few feelers out and should have info for you guys soon. Thanks for being patient.
12-28-2009, 06:45 AM
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Just out of curiosity - how difficult was it to remove the rear spoiler?
I've looked in my repair manuals and the web with little results.
Great Detail BTW, I've looked over it a couple of times. Have you ever tried the Kevin Brown Method of wet-sanding with a PC?
I've looked in my repair manuals and the web with little results.
Great Detail BTW, I've looked over it a couple of times. Have you ever tried the Kevin Brown Method of wet-sanding with a PC?
12-28-2009, 08:55 AM
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That is a very high compliment. They both are beyond exceptional skilled detailers. Thank you!!!
Thank you to everyone!
To all those who PMed me about finding detailers in your area, I have not forgotten, just been busy with work and Christmas. I've put a few feelers out and should have info for you guys soon. Thanks for being patient.
Thank you to everyone!
To all those who PMed me about finding detailers in your area, I have not forgotten, just been busy with work and Christmas. I've put a few feelers out and should have info for you guys soon. Thanks for being patient.
When you pm the guy who also lives in NYC (like me) could you CC me on that PM about a good detailer.
12-28-2009, 09:22 AM
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I didn't know you could apply KBM to wetsanding with a PC. Interesting. I have done any DA sanding, but I will be trying it out. Seems to go WAY faster than by hand which is what I do now.
LOL thank you!
thats really sick looks great!
12-28-2009, 11:22 AM
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Oh it was easy. Take off the trim piece on the underside of the hatch (pop clips) and undo the 4 bolts. Thats it.
I didn't know you could apply KBM to wetsanding with a PC. Interesting. I have done any DA sanding, but I will be trying it out. Seems to go WAY faster than by hand which is what I do now.
I didn't know you could apply KBM to wetsanding with a PC. Interesting. I have done any DA sanding, but I will be trying it out. Seems to go WAY faster than by hand which is what I do now.
^Looks easy enough
Thanks for the advice with the spoiler.
