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[quote=”Ben” post=30664]Wow! I looked at that first pic and had to look again….is that what I think it is? Lol
You did a fantastic job Mo! How long did that thing take? I think you owe yourself a pay raise after that one[/quote]
yes it is ben :blush: an entire case of platinum plus and 3 tubes of glaze. :cens the actual work took me about 9 days to do over the course of a month. i still have another day to reassemble and detail the interior and find this guy a new home :lol1
[IMG]http://i768.photobucket.com/albums/xx325/303pusher/IMG_0188_zps8fd6399d.jpg[/IMG]looks like it came out nice
:welc
yes. the technical term for it is called glass cleaner. 😆
i gave ben the thank you he deserved. :nothingtoad
looks very good ben. i see your booth pulls the plastic sheeting away, do u end up with overspray?
looks great ding. wish i had that booth!
nice work jay, and that golf cart looks pretty cool
very nice, clean work jeremy
best of luck to him :weights
looks very good nex 😉 i agree with these guys that i always take a deep scratch down to bare metal but then i apply a skim coat of glaze in most cases because sometimes what ever did the scratching leaves a gouge in the metal.
im not a big fan of filling in rock chips, in some cases even if im not paid for it ill do it properly as a freebie to a good customer.
nice work man
[quote=”Glen440″ post=30141]booth is a disaster, if I ever get time I will clean and paint it, painters didn’t do any maintenance. I cheat and crack the front doors open to slow down the air movement so I get less dirt. Bake lights are still in the front but have no tracks. Its a Devilbiss of some sort.[/quote]
bet youll see a big difference if you scrape that floor and keep it wet
:welc :welc
:welc sounds like an interesting operation. post pics sometime