1968 MGB GT - All original single stage paint

[Mike Phillips]

Done!





Lot of work for a small car... results were nothing short of breathtaking...


Full write-up in the next week or so...

[2black1s]

Looks like you could spend a whole day or more on just those wheels...

Front bumper and trim looks really nice.

The color doesn't lend itself well to seeing what the paint really looks like in pics, but I'm sure it looks great too.

[TMQ]

Looking forward to your write up!

Tom

[Mike Phillips]

Looks like you could spend a whole day or more on just those wheels...

I didn't mess with the wheels but I helped the owner to pick out a great wheel cleaner and wheel brush and he's going to tackle on his own.

Front bumper and trim looks really nice.

I machine polished all the britework as well as the glass. This always "completes" the pictures for the end-results.

The color doesn't lend itself well to seeing what the paint really looks like in pics, but I'm sure it looks great too.

Wait for the full write-up.

Looking forward to your write up!

Tom

Will work on this week.

First I have to come up with a list of classes and descriptions for the SDC here,

Who's going? Southern Detailer's Conference - June 5th & 6th - Lexington, Kentucky



Ugh...

[johnnyO]

I machine polished all the britework as well as the glass. This always "completes" the pictures for the end-results.

Great classic period color: Pale Primrose Yellow, I think.

How did you handle the aluminum trim around the windows? Isn't it anodized or coated?