Southern Stang
01-13-2011, 10:31 PM
Hey guys and gals,
I was doing a interior and exterior on a filthy suburban for a customer and ended up mentioning to the customer his paint was trashed on this vehicle. We talked some more about it and I offered to show him a buff sample, which he said yes. I taped off the front panel so I was able to show him what a 1 step with d-151 would look like then on the other side be able to show him what a 3 step looked like. He was so thrilled with what both looked like he wants a 1 step done on the suburban now, as it is a DD with over 100k(It's an 06) on the clock that sits outside 24/7 and a 3 step/full correction done on both his viper and thunderbird thats tucked away in the garage. :hungry:
Now for the questions...For those of you that have worked on a dodge viper what is the clear like? Hard, soft, hard to work with? What products have worked for you? So far I'm thinking M105, M205, then hit it with Menz PO85rd, then possibly top it with BFWD(Or what would you reccomend?). Am I on the right track? It's black in color so should be fun! I feel like a kid at christmas again. Time to resupply product wise too :)Im the MAN:buffing:
Thanks for the help guys/gals....
Justin.
P.S. Mike phillips - Your article about the reverse test spot is awesome! It was put to use tonight and worked great.
I was doing a interior and exterior on a filthy suburban for a customer and ended up mentioning to the customer his paint was trashed on this vehicle. We talked some more about it and I offered to show him a buff sample, which he said yes. I taped off the front panel so I was able to show him what a 1 step with d-151 would look like then on the other side be able to show him what a 3 step looked like. He was so thrilled with what both looked like he wants a 1 step done on the suburban now, as it is a DD with over 100k(It's an 06) on the clock that sits outside 24/7 and a 3 step/full correction done on both his viper and thunderbird thats tucked away in the garage. :hungry:
Now for the questions...For those of you that have worked on a dodge viper what is the clear like? Hard, soft, hard to work with? What products have worked for you? So far I'm thinking M105, M205, then hit it with Menz PO85rd, then possibly top it with BFWD(Or what would you reccomend?). Am I on the right track? It's black in color so should be fun! I feel like a kid at christmas again. Time to resupply product wise too :)Im the MAN:buffing:
Thanks for the help guys/gals....
Justin.
P.S. Mike phillips - Your article about the reverse test spot is awesome! It was put to use tonight and worked great.