'69 Camaro

[98CayenneTA]

Just recently joined and figured I would show some of my work.
Classic dealership I frequently do work for had this '69 Camaro waiting for me :righton:

Was not planning on sharing so, sorry, no before pictures.

Cutting done with rotary, Flex PE 150, 3D ACA 500
O how I love rotary shine/gloss.

Finish done with 21mm da, Carpro Essence

Coated with Ethos Graphene Matrix

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[PaulMys]

Great work!

I always loved the SS/RS package on those Camaros.

Funny the dealer put "69" on the windshield. Any Car guy can instantly recognize that. Lol

[TMQ]

Awesome!

Beautiful job!

Tom

[98CayenneTA]

Thanks much guys. :cheers:
Some other quick pictures of some fun work....

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[Mike Phillips]

The gloss is blinding me!!!!!!!!!!

Nice work!


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[Klasse Act]

Really like that Torino behind it...and I'm not even a Ford guy but THAT one is in my.top 5 for Fords[emoji106][emoji106]

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[DUBL0WS6]

I'd want a 69 Camaro RS and a 69 Mustang Fastback as well as that Torino in my garage.

[Coatingsarecrack]

Beautiful rides! I dont know how it look before but nice job


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[jps832]

Great job!!

[Sizzle Chest]

Nice work on all of them. The paint looks very nice!!

[98CayenneTA]

Just figured out how to post pictures the right way so here are a few more of cool vehicles I got to work on.


'17 Shelby Gt350
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Dodge Demon
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'41 Chevy Coupe
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20200917/e229efe11dfc7ea72a777bbdb8cfc32b.jpg

'87 Grand National
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20200917/2ac808e01d47d5f5cca4798a9642a772.jpg

'69 Mach 1
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20200917/28ec7112bbd134fdcdbf6514895fdaca.jpg

Hellcat
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20200917/e8f16ca86c2efb7a62ae5b8ad3a6427f.jpg

'98 Trans Am (my car)
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20200917/fa6ca39af37b18299295012171af3ef0.jpg

'72 Cheyenne
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20200917/454dd456cce83838050b1a9b34c6af3d.jpg

5.0
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20200917/5a99f0e111e48cc66bbc68badf659ee2.jpg

'20 Chevy High Country
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20200917/81556221d8587e17a20b8924b893f0dd.jpg

[Mike Phillips]

Nice work on some really nice SIVs.

I like buffing out cars like the 1941 Chevy Coupe because of the easy to buff rounded body style.

Just the opposite with the Grand National. So many sharp, hard edges and body lines. We've had a number of these cars and their cousins plus the Monte Carlos shaped like this here at Autogeek for classes and projects and if they have the original single stage paint you have to be very careful or you can burn through and edge. For the most part, unless they've been repainted with basecoat/clearcoat paint system I tend to turn them down for classes - just to risky.

I'd take the 1972 Chevy truck all day long...


Thanks for sharing.


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[98CayenneTA]

Nice work on some really nice SIVs.

I like buffing out cars like the 1941 Chevy Coupe because of the easy to buff rounded body style.

Just the opposite with the Grand National. So many sharp, hard edges and body lines. We've had a number of these cars and their cousins plus the Monte Carlos shaped like this here at Autogeek for classes and projects and if they have the original single stage paint you have to be very careful or you can burn through and edge. For the most part, unless they've been repainted with basecoat/clearcoat paint system I tend to turn them down for classes - just to risky.

I'd take the 1972 Chevy truck all day long...


Thanks for sharing.


:)Ya, the '41 Coupe was one of the most enjoyable, fun cars I have ever done.

I have done two Grand National's. That one above was base coat/ clear coat.

The other was original ss paint. It was pretty rough and the paint was on the thin side to begin with.
I was definitely on edge and insanely cautious with that one. Definitely not one of my more favorable jobs to do lol.

I have been racking my brain but I got nothing..... what does SIVs mean?

Before
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After
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[DMiglio]

Beautiful work on everything posted!! You’ve got a good eye for pictures too!!

SIV= Special Interest Vehicle

[98CayenneTA]

Beautiful work on everything posted!! You’ve got a good eye for pictures too!!

SIV= Special Interest Vehicle

Thanks much for the kind words :cheers:
Definitely enjoy taking after pictures. Getting flowing, creative angles.

I usually do that for every vehicle I do like the '41