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Originally Posted by baseballlover1
ABSOLUTELY A MAAAAAAZIIIINGGGG!!!!!
That is.... nothing other then AMAZING will do. In another write up you did you said you would want enzo to be proud... He would be AMAZED. I doubt he would believe that it just happened. That is AMAZING.
You are my DAMN hero!
This is the care that you were talking about... i remember you saying it was taking forever but that is AMAZING! How did you match the hi temp paint to the paint on the engine covers? ALL you guys... just amazing.
I love how everything is so italian. The name of your details and all. It is SOOO great.
This is the best write up i have EVER seen. And now that i think about it... it probably wasnt the smartest thing to get the shirts in black... haha
But hey if im guna come down there soon ile keep them and bringem down with me. Give me a call when you get a free second.
I also want to know how do you find out so much about the polishes? Do you just do A LOT of testing or do you talk to menz and ask how they are supposed to be used, or what? Also, i think i saw 106 used on a metal piece of something? Wouldnt the filling go away at some point?
... BUT JUST AMAZING!!!!!
I am reading that auto week right now. The new ferrari is not up to my taste but whatever they can do to sell cars.
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Wow Dainel, pretty excited huh? The best advice I can give you is to pick a new hero
106 has the potenital to fill if used incorrectly. We used it to remove the light marring on the plastic pieces after using a string buff to polish them.
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Originally Posted by fergnation
Simply amazing!!! But what is new. I am going to stop looking at your C&B's because they are getting to point of being depressing. It is virtually impossible to try and keep up with the work the two of you are doing.
But I have a couple of questions.
How do the two of you decide on what products to use other than polishes that cut. For example. Why did you not use Ultrafina, instead going with Menz?
Also, how come you went back to the Zaino leather products (which I am a big fan of) instead of Leatherique?
Lastly, usually you dress tires with Zaino (last Ferrari C&B). Why use Meg's this time?
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Thanks Ferg, I really appericate the compliments!
Leatherique was applied on the first day (R Oil) and left to dwell overnight to help soften the leather. The oil was particularly hard to remove with Prestine Clean (sticky) so I used Z9 to help the process, which is why I applied Z10 after. It was just how it worked out.
I love Z16 but enjoy variety.
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Originally Posted by shine
Simply amazing attention to detail and writeup! Thanks for taking the time; I'm sure this took a while.
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Thanks Shine. It took way too long to do a write up like this (8 hours total, between picture marking, uploading, and writing it up).
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Originally Posted by EMAES
OMG Im amazed! I really admire your work, you are a true professional detailer!
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Thank you EMAES, I do my best
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Originally Posted by blk45
Wow, great write up Todd! It was my pleasure to help out. As amazing as it looks in these photos, the real thing was even better. I was very impressed with the attention to detail (no pun intended!) that the guys put into this. They were VERY thorough. I'm sure the owner was very pleased. Thanks to you and Brian for all of the knowledge that you shared with me.
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Erick thanks for comming man! It was our pleasure for sure
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Originally Posted by Rob Tomlin
Well Todd, you really outdid yourself this time!
How will you ever live up to this threads standards again?!
Without question one of the best write-ups I have read here yet.
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Thanks Rob. I don't think I will ever do a write up like this again to be honest, lol...
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