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Old 08-25-2009, 08:34 PM   #26
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wow again.

nice job.

im seriously thinking of getting my evo done by you.... hmmmm. ill let you know!
An Evo? That'd be nice. What colour?
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Old 08-26-2009, 07:02 AM   #27
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An Evo? That'd be nice. What colour?
yes sir.

its an 05 evo 8. its yellow.

its exterior isnt that bad. but with your work it could be better. i could show it to you but its currently off the road right now.
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Old 08-26-2009, 11:26 AM   #28
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Get a Tokina 11-16DX f2.8 ultra-wideangle lens... that is one nice lens.

Also get a macro lens so that you can take close-up details of those little nook and crannies once they're super clean!
imo, a macro lens might be overkill for his purposes. unless you need to show a <1cm spot on the car in amazing microscopic detail
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wow you are nuts.. how do you do it...

how long did it take u to do the whole car?
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Old 08-26-2009, 07:28 PM   #30
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yes sir.

its an 05 evo 8. its yellow.
I LOVE YELLOW!!!! I'll make you cry you'll be so happy!

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imo, a macro lens might be overkill for his purposes. unless you need to show a <1cm spot on the car in amazing microscopic detail
Yes. Yes I do!

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wow you are nuts.. how do you do it...

how long did it take u to do the whole car?
Two days.
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Old 08-27-2009, 06:34 AM   #31
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I LOVE YELLOW!!!! I'll make you cry you'll be so happy!

if i dont tear from joy would you guarantee money back?

i will give you a call today. i have a couple of questions!
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Old 09-01-2009, 11:25 AM   #32
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Looks great! I bet the soft Acura paint made your job a whole lot easier too.
i know this... my damn vw clearcoat is so hard i can't understand why it's so easy to scratch, but impossible to polish without heavy equipment involved
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Old 09-01-2009, 11:28 AM   #33
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i know this... my damn vw clearcoat is so hard i can't understand why it's so easy to scratch, but impossible to polish without heavy equipment involved
What product do you use on it? Maybe the product has fillers in it, and after a few washes, the fillers are gone, and scratches are back?
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the vw is my first german car. everything i've owned before has been japanese and the clearcoats are soft enough that i could buff almost anything out by hand using cdn tire stuff like mother's pre-wax cleaner, etc... but what i have now
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i know this... my damn vw clearcoat is so hard i can't understand why it's so easy to scratch, but impossible to polish without heavy equipment involved
Not even a PC will do the trick?
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Old 09-01-2009, 12:50 PM   #36
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Not even a PC will do the trick?
not sure. i have a porter cable at home that's been sitting there for the better part of a year now... i haven't been able to use it because it's been difficult to find someone who will lend me covered parking that has power so that i don't have to do this out on the street.

ken is saying to at least try using Menzerna power finish first... but i'm not sure which one and if i have all the pads i need.

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not sure. i have a porter cable at home that's been sitting there for the better part of a year now... i haven't been able to use it because it's been difficult to find someone who will lend me covered parking that has power so that i don't have to do this out on the street.

ken is saying to at least try using Menzerna power finish first... but i'm not sure which one and if i have all the pads i need.
Power finish is a polish itself, I dont believe there are variants

You're probably thinking of menzerna intensive polish and variants
But give power finish a shot, its great stuff

Start with a white pad, then work your way up if need be
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damn I wanted to get my lude done until I saw the price... way out of my budget hahah!
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Old 09-13-2009, 07:31 PM   #39
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damn I wanted to get my lude done until I saw the price... way out of my budget hahah!
The price will change depending on what the car needs. If you need less work, the price will drop.
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