OMG!!! That plastic cladding on the Avalanche is toast!!! What's the expectation on it. Is it too far gone?
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OMG!!! That plastic cladding on the Avalanche is toast!!! What's the expectation on it. Is it too far gone?
No it can come back,gonna take a whole lot of scrubbing and product.
That's gonna be impressive!
That Goat is just awesome. Might have to sign up just to work on that!! Great work AutoGeek!
That Goat is one bad azz muscle car. The 462 Big Block Pontiac shakes the air around you.
I've already used Xenit to remove all the tire rubber off the back of the rear fenders. :D
The paint however is really overdue for paint correction, polishing and sealing so this will be just one of many training cars for this class.
I have a conference call in 5 minutes for our TV show and the project we're shooting in a few weeks in California.
After that I'll post the pictures of the 1964 GTO and I think everyone is going to be blown away at just how hacked up and swirled out the paint is.
I know I was.
Hang tight....
:)
I'm would like to see Makita BO6040 in action..
I have one in the class and everyone is welcome to test it out but it's really not a great choice for a tool to buff out cars all day as a detailer when there are so many better options available.
I explain why in this thread.
which one to choose makita bo6040 or Flex 3401??
Here's what I wrote,
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Originally Posted by Mike Phillips
So will the BO6040 buff paint?
Yes.
Is it a good choice?
Not in my opinion due mostly to the shape and ergonomics of the tool. This might not be a huge factor for an individual or "Weekend Warrior" type person that only details their car or cars a few times a year.
If a person is going to buff out cars Monday through Saturday then like I said before, there are much better tool options that will work better for what you're doing while being easier for you to use as well as making more effective use of your time.
But "yeah" I keep ONE in the garage if anyone wants to take it for a test drive. Usually no one is interested and it sits on the bottom shelf of my tool rack.
:)
Thanks Mike!
We teach our ACR 3-day detailing class three times a year always the same general time,
Last weekend of January - This year Mobil Tech is running late so we're running early.
First weekend of May - This year that's May 6th, 7th and 8th
Last weekend of September - This year that's September 23rd, 24th and 25th
We hold the classes the same time so people can arrange their travel plans accordingly.
At my last class we had people from all across America PLUS
- Brazil
- Saint Lucia Island
- Puerto Rico
People need consistency in order to make long term plans and I've had e-mails and PM's from people over the years that tell me they are saving up for the class and the trip so we understand this and that's why we offer our classes at a consistent time each year.
So if you're a member or a lurker reading this there's no reason to "wonder" when the classes are each year as we hold them the same general time,
- Last weekend of January
- First weekend of May
- Last weekend of September
Hope to see you here in January. Going to post some more pictures of the cars for this class today.
:)