2018 Ram wearing the most exclusive coating available

[Mike lambert]

New client with a 500 mile new truck. I must say this was a nice truck! Dodge has done a great job with the design and fit and finish. I apologize for now progress pictures but I couldn’t get any to capture the dealership damage. Correction done with Griot’s perfecting cream on a microfiber pad for an excellent one step, refined with Modesta Primer on a Modesta polishing pad. Once the Primer cured the paint was coated with BC04, the wheels with BC08, black plastic trim with Modesta epc. Tires with g tech T1. Glass with Dr. Beasley products. 2 days of work but I’m happy with the results. All polishing with the Griot’s 15 and 6 at speed 4. Thank you for looking!

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[Ronkh]

That`s a lot of real estate to work on...…….

Nice job!

 

[Mary B]

That is WHITE ! Blinding !

:wow:

 

[Mike lambert]

Thank you! Appreciate it!

 

[johnboy]

such nice work

 

[trashmanssd]

great work, cool truck. MY next truck will be a 3/4 or 1 ton.

 

[Mike lambert]

Thank you!

 

[Sizzle Chest]

Very nice Mike! Like Ron said, wow, some real estate there!

 

[Mike lambert]

Yeah man! Thank you!

 

[BudgetPlan1]

White is so very nice when done right, very appealing on the truck.

Is Modesta the company with the `special` Paul Dalton product?

 

[Mike lambert]

Yes it is

 

[SWETM]

You get snow blind looking at it (don`t know if it`s called something special when you are in a snow environment for a long time without sunglasses lol)

Great work and a nice truck!

/Tony

 

[Mike lambert]

Thank you!

 

[Merlin]

I love it when white sparkles!

GREAT job!

 

[Mike lambert]

People think black is tough, I think white is the hardest to get right.

 

[DBAILEY]

That paint look smooth. I like the look of the new Dodge trucks. I`m glad they stopped with that puffed up transformer look they`ve had for too long.

 

[Accumulator]

[INSERT usual praise for Mike lambert`s work HERE]

People think black is tough, I think white is the hardest to get right.

Very interesting! What aspect of it do you find more tricky?

Is it a "depth vs. shine" LSP-type issue? I generally don`t nitpick that on white...

 

[Mike lambert]

No, spotting and correction of defects. On the dark colors they stick right out.

 

[Accumulator]

Mike lambert- Ah, OK...yeah, it *is* a little different, for me at least, on white. Not just compared to dark colors, but from metallics like silver too. Sometimes I even see flaws on white better under fluorescents of all things! (Props to Bill D who originally suggested I try that.)

 

[Mike lambert]

The scan grips show everything.