Not a Vette... But still a Chevy! Overspray removal.

Hey Bill,

That is some impressive work my friend. The difference in clarity was amazing after the correction.

The car had such a nice shine to it, I was able to see that you have lost a lot of weight in the reflections.

Greatr job.:clap:
 
bmw5541 said:
Hey Bill,

That is some impressive work my friend. The difference in clarity was amazing after the correction.

The car had such a nice shine to it, I was able to see that you have lost a lot of weight in the reflections.

Greatr job.:clap:
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:thumbup:76 pounds. :thumbup: And I'm planning to maintain this diet as a lifestyle change. Not going back to my old ways... too much of a health risk.

Besides, nothing tastes as good as being thin feels. :Innocent:
 
Sweet ride & great work on removing the overspray, Bill.

:doh: I'm in the same boat as your customer there; I've painted my furniture white, around 20-25feet away from my car thinking it's not gonna land on my car. End up with horrible tiny spots of paint from the spray gun. :banghead::banghead: Need to clay and repolish the whole car.
 
TimG said:
Sweet ride & great work on removing the overspray, Bill.

:doh: I'm in the same boat as your customer there; I've painted my furniture white, around 20-25feet away from my car thinking it's not gonna land on my car. End up with horrible tiny spots of paint from the spray gun. :banghead::banghead: Need to clay and repolish the whole car.
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Yeah, the problem with spray can paint is that it's enamel and it doesn't dry real fast. Especially in humid air, so it will carry for 40-50 feet in a breeze before it dries!

Not to worry... it comes off pretty easily.:biggrin:
 
Awesome work Bill! That was a lot of over spray too!


I just finished up a '36 Ford and I must say those old car are a LOT of work! Had a few areas that needed to be hand polished!
 
RaskyR1 said:
Awesome work Bill! That was a lot of over spray too!


I just finished up a '36 Ford and I must say those old car are a LOT of work! Had a few areas that needed to be hand polished!
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You don't know how BIG those cars are until you start washing them!!!! HUGE! And you're right; ; Many small areas that needed to be hand polished because of the tight spaces that the polisher just wouldn't fit into. Sharp curves, etc.

th0001 said:
Great job Bill! What a cool cool ride, it was lucky to have you!
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Thanks Todd... I enjoyed working on an American Classic!
 
is this a detailing forum because you missed a whole heaping of spots. the front grill looks like you breezed over it with a water mitt cause i can still see dirt in it and you obviously didn't wash the dust out of the cracks. you seem like a nice guy but you not a very good detailer
 
swirlhider said:
is this a detailing forum because you missed a whole heaping of spots. the front grill looks like you breezed over it with a water mitt cause i can still see dirt in it and you obviously didn't wash the dust out of the cracks. you seem like a nice guy but you not a very good detailer
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no i guess i not!:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl: (just trying to use grammar that u understan):rofl::rofl::rofl:
 
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