91 hr extreme detail by Immaculate Reflections - extremely pic heavy 280+ beware

Absolutely incredible!



I hope the money was worth it because it shows that you put a LOT of time and effort into bringing that F-Body back to life... Always loved that deep sapphire color...



It's threads like this one that make me want to learn more and more so taht I can 1) make my own vehicles sparkle and shine.. and 2) start a side business for the extra money and the rewards of a job well done!
 
I had to take a shower after ready this haha



Seriously, from one F-body owner to another, that was just some amazing work.



My car (00 TA) has a ton of orange peel, but after your wet sanding that paint looks like a mirror. I've been on the fence of trying it. After reading this it is definitely something I'm going to try.



The rear deck before/after pics made my mouth drop wide open.
 
The car gods are happy with you for making that phoenix rise from the ashes! My first ws.6 was navy blue metallic just like your pix, I unfortunately wrecked it but now i'm rolling in a triple black ws.6.



NBM Car: (RIP)

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Black Car

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PS, just cross-posted this to LS1.com, many other LSx brethren will appreciate it!
 
Beautiful work. I gather it was to test your skills and push yourself??



At the average labor rate it would have been cheaper to buy a low mileage 98 Tran Am in excellent condition.



Very nice work all the same! :hifive:
 
dsms said:
THIS is what detailing is all about! Superb job, that finish was hacked beyond anything!



that is exactly it, seeing work like this motivates myself to perfect my methods...



spectacular work!
 
now that is what detailing is all about! its sad people let a nice car like that go neglected for so long but. it paid off for the customer who got a sweet car for a heck of a deal. Very Very nice work!
 
Incredible Job,Detailing at its best! Im doing the same thing with my car I bought, that car never been polished, interior never been cleaned, and half the stuff they did to the car wasnt done right so Im having to go behind them every step of the way to fix in right. Where were those bolts located to remove the wing? I removed the seats, cleaned the carpet, ran wires, and still have loads to do on my car, I have to remove the center console, and rewire the cigarette lighter because the owner thought it be cool to put an aftermarket alarm system and cut every wire and splice into each one and just tape it with electric tape, people are dumb sometimes.
 
That is amazing well worth looking at all the pictures. I am also curious as to how much you charged for something like that? Also stupid question but when you wet sanded, did you do 1500, followed by 2000, then 2500 then 3000 THEN started compounding?
 
Wow, that is one incredible turnaround!!! :eek:



Looks like all that time & effort paid off in the end...



Truly great work!! You should be proud! :2thumbs:
 
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