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  1. #1

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    Did this one for a friend of mine. I did his work truck a while ago and saw this in his shop. I did a test spot for him to show him what it could look like and we finally matched our schedules up so I could do it for him. This is a car that was repainted a while back and has sat in a couple different shops since. Lots of oxidization, dust...etc. I didn`t touch the interior cuz he had replaced it all, the engine didn`t need anything nor did the tire and wheels cuz he will be replacing them soon.



    Process:

    Wash w/ONR (no hose available at his shop)

    Clay

    SIP w/yellow CCS

    106FF w/orange CCS

    KAIO w/white CCS

    (Had to wash pads three times due to the SS red paint gumming them up)

    Topped w/#16



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    That is an amazing tranformation! How did you do the bed??
    Mike K
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    Damn man i know how long that must have taken you cus i did a toyota truck with a topper the same color in teh same kinda condition and it was not the funnest thing. but your red turned out much darker then the one i did. Tottaly awesome job! what did the owner say?
    down here in colorful colorado!

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    The bed was interesting. I had to put down pads and get on all fours to do it. I went over the bulk of it with the PC. I used Megs Cleaner Wax cuz I wasn`t about to do a three step polish and then "top it" with #16. That would have taken another three hours! Between the high spots in the ridges and I did it by hand. All in all it took just over an hour to do the bed.



    The customer was very happy. He had been excited since I did the test spot. But the first word out of his mouth when he walked into the shop was "WOW". So that made me happy!

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    very awesome man!
    down here in colorful colorado!

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    Are you sure that is not a new paint job?



    Excellent work!!!!
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    nice transformation...looks great

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    Very nice work......:up



    These are the details I like to see.....

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    thats some nice work mose. thats some transformation. i would feel the same way if that was my vehicle.

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    Who would have thought it was possible? Remarkable restoration, looks better than new. Outstanding work.

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    Thank you for all the kind words guys. It means a lot to me!!:goodjob

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    Beutiful job but it looks to me like the paint, or should I say the re-paint, was in good shape already except that it was very dirty and very oxidized.

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    Absolutely stunning transformation!
    www.scottwax.com

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