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That looks like crap!
Nice job on that explorer. 205 sure can remove some defects. What do you prep the trim with prior to DLux? Just eraser wipedown?
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those TB wool pads are nice, i will be using them more often that is for sure
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Marvolus work on that sophisticated ford
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I never get sick of seeing Richy Write-ups. You could probably do a simple wash and wax on a rustbucket and it'd come out looking pretty good
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Fantastic work as alway Richy !!!
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Nice work, sir! Looking at the rims I can't tell, but they look uncoated. Is this accurate? Thanks
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Great results for a one step! I like the black Ford paint; so much flake in it.
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Originally Posted by KillaCam
That looks like crap!
Nice job on that explorer. 205 sure can remove some defects. What do you prep the trim with prior to DLux? Just eraser wipedown?
And to think he paid me for it!! Hahahahaha...you're funny!!
No special prep on the trim, just a through wash and wipe down with ONR prior to coating.
Originally Posted by refreshauto
those TB wool pads are nice, i will be using them more often that is for sure
Thanks, I will never be without them. I've got a black GMC pickup coming this weekend that will probably get the same.
Originally Posted by jamesboyy
Marvolus work on that sophisticated ford
Thanks James. It has many of the features that my Lincoln does!
Originally Posted by Heisenberg
I never get sick of seeing Richy Write-ups. You could probably do a simple wash and wax on a rustbucket and it'd come out looking pretty good
Dude, that's too kind, thanks! I like doing the write ups as the customer gets to truly see the work that went into their vehicle and I like sharing what worked for me at the time.
Originally Posted by Pats300zx
Fantastic work as alway Richy !!!
Thanks so much Pat!
Originally Posted by Belphegor
Nice work, sir! Looking at the rims I can't tell, but they look uncoated. Is this accurate? Thanks
No, they're clear-coated. They look like a polished aluminum with the sheen on them. I forgot to mention it above, but I hand polished them (or hand cleaned them) with DG Squeaky Clean which definitely gave them the higher sheen. Of course coating them with CQF was the win.
Originally Posted by noslef
Great results for a one step! I like the black Ford paint; so much flake in it.
Thanks, it's the identical colour to my Lincoln so I was able to use my own personal stock of touch up on it to blend 2 chips it had.
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