3 details today: 72 Cutlass, 69 Chevelle SS, 06 Range Rover

[rkf76]

This is the most details I`ve ever done in a single day, but I guess it helps that they were simple wash n wax jobs. All 3 were well taken care of and had no swirls so all I did was protect them.



For all 3 the process was:



Wash: CG ONE

QD: Zymol Detailer

Wax: S100



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http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v149/rkf76/Misc%20Stuff/Models010.jpg



http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v149/rkf76/Misc%20Stuff/Models016.jpg













Yes, i`m bored:nana:



and no I didn`t really use CG ONE to wash the cars:chuckle:

[Todd@RUPES]

Those are amazing

[awahl63]

Are you sure that the CG one did not induce swirls and then hide them?

[mikelea4ever]

love your cars!!!! :)

[Scottwax]

:cool:



The way this weather has been all month, I might have to branch out to detailing minatures.

[imported_sonyexec]

nice job the detail must have taken what? about 45 minutes +/- 15 minutes. So are those plastic or die cast models?? And I like the vertical blind back ground -- good macro photography.

[netspec]

I did the very same thng a few weeks ago (2- `70 Chevelle SS Hard top & convertable, 2-`65 GTOs Hard top & convertable and a `67 GTX)

:waxing:

[Old Pirate]

:goodjob , they look awesome, might had to ask if my daughter let me do her cars too.

[rkf76]

Are you sure that the CG one did not induce swirls and then hide them?:har:




love your cars!!!! :)If only they were lifesize:drool:




:cool:



The way this weather has been all month, I might have to branch out to detailing minatures.That`s not good. Do you do detailing for a living?




nice job the detail must have taken what? about 45 minutes +/- 15 minutes. So are those plastic or die cast models?? And I like the vertical blind back ground -- good macro photography.Yeah, I think it was closer to 30 minutes. The models are die cast, but I do have plastic one`s too, another one of my hobbies. No macro photog here, just playing with the focus and distance of my point and shoot is all it was, but thanks anyway.




I did the very same thng a few weeks ago (2- `70 Chevelle SS Hard top & convertable, 2-`65 GTOs Hard top & convertable and a `67 GTX)

:waxing:Good, i`m not the only nutcase here applying car care products to my scale models:bigups




:goodjob , they look awesome, might had to ask if my daughter let me do her cars too.The Range Rover doesn`t have much clear on it, if any, so it`s not too impressive to me. It was a waste of product to put anything on it, but the other one`s did come out nice.

[mr.ikon]

you should wetsand them. they have a fair amount of orange peel.

[rkf76]

you should wetsand them. they have a fair amount of orange peel.True story. Maybe one day I`ll bust out the sanding paper I use on my plastic models and have at it.