Black Ferrari 360 courtesy of Deep Velvet

agreed with the writing and the punctuation as it seems like you didnt use any at all in your post and it made it hard to read without stoping to comprehend what you were saying throughout the whole post while reading it to myself looking at the pictures and reading at the same time



Read that and it's hard to read without the proper punctuation.



here is how something like above SHOULD read:



Agreed! Between the writing and the punctuation in your post, which it doesn't seem like you used any at all, it was hard to read without having to stop to comprehend what you are trying to say. (delete the rest)



punctuation and grammar matter just as much as material...



oh, and on the detail, I envy the cars you get to work on! I had a chance to work on a Ferrari, but I hardly knew the guy (just moved next door to him) so he took it to a detail shop in LA. Needless to say, I would have given it a proper detail compared to this shop...
 
Hey, we don't even get to see Ferraris where I live! I don't think a person could make much of a lliving here detailing old pickup trucks...
 
Thanks for the spelling help lol. I apologies for the spelling mistakes and bad punctuation (or lack there of).



I if i remember correctly I used SIP and then 106. SIP on white pad and 106 on black 3m polishing both were worked until completely and uniformly broken down.
 
top notch work! beautiful car, great work. you do it the long way (aka the right way) and it pays off! can't wait to order my SN
 
MuttGrunt said:
top notch work! beautiful car, great work. you do it the long way (aka the right way) and it pays off! can't wait to order my SN



Thanks man! I love working on cars so i dont see a reason to cut a corner... :).



Sometimes some special care has to be taken with supernatural due to the really high carnauba content but if done properly it is AMAZING! Shoot me a call if you ever want some tips on applying SN!



,Dan
 
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