Hammered ‘15 Silverado

[VISITOR]

this is a perfect example of not fixing something if it ain't broke, hopefully 3D leaves Speed alone. nice job Eric!

[Bri26]

Incredible transformation! 3D Speed has fillers so it would be great to see how a section looks after a panel wipe. If it still looks great than that's a miracle paint correction.

[Eric7810]

Thanks guys for the compliments. I wish the customer reacted the way you all do, but he was not an expressive guy. I take the pictures for my social media page, which helps net me more work.

I’ve been using 3D Speed for 7 years and never has it seemed like applying filler ‘makeup’. It’s corrective ability is insane and it’s ease of removal is the best part. It’s a cheat code in this industry.

People talk about it as though it has the lifespan of tire shine. I wonder if they’ve ever used it themselves. I do ‘speed polishes’ annually for many trucks that I see every week and have never seen it ‘wear off’. I have too much riding on my local reputation to be delivering short lived results.

I worked it on this red truck using four slow section passes with firm down pressure, making sure that pad stayed flat. The Force Orange pad on a 3401 will leave a pattern if you don’t maintain the correct contact.

Tip: LC Force Orange with Speed will not work on black paint. Gotta go with the White pad. The white pads get stained by speed and are a pain to clean out, but they give amazing results with a 3401 using light down pressure.


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[Paul A.]

I'm more a fan of 3D One as it doesn't have Poxy filling anything.

I've found One to cut nicely as a medium cut when needed but finish nicely too. For those customer's who don't see those nuances of finish it's perfect.

Then, it's their LSP of choice and budget.

[Danube]

Well done !