I don`t know what I enjoyed more, looking at that beautiful car/work or reading the write-up. Awesome job on both fronts.
I don`t know what I enjoyed more, looking at that beautiful car/work or reading the write-up. Awesome job on both fronts.
No I am very familiar, I was being somewhat sarcastic when I say I would use that amount the entire car. Point is, you need to focus on how much product to use, it`s tough to make the tansition to using the proper amount, but with gmblack3a`s help and description, I think that will help out a lot.
It`s funny you brought up the Zaino, I forgot all about that, so yeah you definitely have a tendency of using way too much product.
^^ I don`t think the OP would be detailing 500k cars if he did not know how to use some of the products he does.
End result was great anyways; I sure wouldn`t mind just seeing a Porsche like this in person; haha.
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Originally Posted by MakitaNinja
If to compensate for poor exposure, no problem. Personally though, I post them how they come out of my camera, just no way to accurately adjust the shots without the car and exact lighting in front of me as I do it.
Those who adjust the colors of their shots here at least do before and afters under halogens or sun-since paint correction is more important IMO than whether or not the color has been somewhat manipulated. Take Todd for example. Sometimes the colors look a little too saturated but it is obvious from the before and afters the paint is properly corrected. That is a lot more honest than taking before shots with halogens and afters in the shade.
David... that was an incredible detail on an incredible and rare car.
Originally Posted by Scottwax
FWIW I will sometimes adjust the brightness or sharpness of the compasistion but I very rarely will adjust the saturation or contrast. Nikon`s take very vivid, color rich photo`s.
Originally Posted by TH0001
Doesn`t matter all that much to me anyway, I usually like seeing the before and after shots and the methods you used more than the finished product.
Originally Posted by Asad_A203
What does working on a 500k car have to do with knowhow? Have you ever been to a car show? Ever seen scrubs tend to a fine auto and scratch the sh*t out of it?
Not to mention Ultrafina is largely considered one of the most carcinigenic polishes available so I have heard, as well as a nice warning on the bottle, so using way too much doesn`t seem like it would pan out well for any party involved.
Originally Posted by MakitaNinja
Suggestive comments are more preferable than telling him what he should or shouldn`t do. :hmph:
There really is no black and white with using polishes.
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Excellent work david. That was a very nice write up.
Hey David, excellent work as always.
One Q, what color is the Ultrafina? It looks white, mine is blue? Is there a newer/older version
Originally Posted by David Fermani
David, If I remember right from the video they also mention that you should always have a "film" of polish on the surface the entire time you are using it. At times I still get some splatter, but since I have reduced the amount I am using, it is very minimal and I still have the "film" of UF on the surface.
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Nice work David!
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Incredible work as always David...amazing car and the attention to detail is flawless!
I`ll try to get a hold of my friend with the Black vette, (I`m sure if I show him this thread he`ll be down your throat for a detail!)
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