This is how I know we will always have a job...

[jono20]

I`ve seen this video a couple times on Youtube, it never ceases to make me shake my head. The though was there, but the execution was a little... well... lacking.



YouTube - How to remove clearcoat paint scratches from your car (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlLGUsLsctw)



Remember guys, once you see the colour coming through, you should probably stop.

[Jean-Claude]

"Ewww MY GOD......anyways..."

haha what a dork.

[Boston Man]

I like how he doesnt give an estimated time for the job, but an estimated # of beers lol

"This is a 1-beer job."

[GK Auto Spa]

Its funny that he`s even on the technology tip(camera/youtube) That compound looks like it been sitting since the late 70`s. Even when i was a kid i knew not to use Turtle Wax! :har:

[JS GTI #47]

:waxing:



Is "Cattage" a new brand of LSP?

[imported_ErnDog]

Damn this guys is pro...I wonder why hes not on ExpertVillage...:LOLOL

[washburn]

:waxing:



Is "Cattage" a knew brand of LSP?



Yes but its just a little random cattage.

[944obscene]

Good thing it was a Grand Caravan. That paint could look really good, but I`m certain that he didn`t have any clue as to why his correction job didn`t bring back a bright shine.



I could do a better job with a sandblaster and leather cleaner (ultimate sarcasm).

[sulla]

Saw this on DB the other day... Thanks for bringing it here jono20... =D



He said...



"If you don`t see red on the sanding paper, it`s still safe to scrub the paint"

:X

NOT COOL !!!!!!!





In all fairness judging from the stuff he uses I think his clip must`ve been made in the 90s that kind of method/technique is actually quite common back then...



The guy might`ve been an autopian too now and laughing his *** off at his `1 beer job foolishness` 10 years ago...

[jono20]

Even the `Pros` on the internet are a little lacking in skill and technique.



Don`t mind that back window, itll wipe right off ;)



Go ahead and skip to 1:00 :P



YouTube - Polish Car - Remove Swirl Marks (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMcgyyjAy7U)

[Scottwax]

The beer explains a lot...

[2007TBSS]

Funny thing is the stupid is ingrained so deep that if he won the lottery, he`d still be doing that same technique to a half million dollar Ferrari.

[BearValley]

:wow:



He must have done 8 or 10 "one beer projects" immediately before this one.

[2007TBSS]

Haha, he did use the pooling method for the compound rinse, so there may be hope for him yet.

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