My Toughest Detail Yet =/
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Dude all I want is some dam Spam n Eggs on a bed of white rice! Hahaha!
Thanks bro! Yeah good seeing you too man
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[QUOTE=Gamedog;2615342]Thanks man. It's nearly impossible to destroy ur paint tho bro. You'd have to sit at the same spot for about 5 minutes straight in order to get the paint hot enough to cause damage
Is that using a regular polisher or one of those funky ones where it does a double circle (orbital I think). Maybe I'll try it out one day, I just don't wannna get swirls on it.
Is that using a regular polisher or one of those funky ones where it does a double circle (orbital I think). Maybe I'll try it out one day, I just don't wannna get swirls on it.
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Geez, it's like it was a totally different truck by the time you were done. Hope it was worth it for ya for only a couple of cheeseburgers. I would expect something better....like cash.
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But I could be wrong I'd have to see pics Are you local to me?
Thanks
I used a Cyclo Dual Head Orbital Polisher. Swirls won't appear if you use an orbital polisher Or any polisher for that matter. Try it out, I enjoy every second of using it
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Migliore is definitely FTW
Thanks Rose! Yeah it was worth it for me I gained some experience and learned a whole lot about how to tackle tough jobs like this. I had fun doing it too