Latest details v. Harley season has arrived!

Awesome work Scott. That SC-430 is just sick...:bow



One of my favorite cars. I still remember when it debuted in Terminator 3...
 
Scott, beautiful work on all subjects.



Those Harleys make me look at my old '75 Electra Glide (original) and thinks the old girl is really showing her age.
 
Fantastic work Scott:xyxthumbs



Personally I am blown away by the color of the Lexus. The ShoKar makes the red.....what's the word I am looking for?...Um "electrified" bout sums it up best!



Very intense liquid looking red for sure.



Anthony
 
Anthony-I know what you mean. I'm saving the couple ounces of Shokar I have left for that SC and a couple other cars. I wish I could get more. :(



Hemi57-pics of your bike?
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Scott, gimme a day, I will scan a photo in tonight and post it tomorrow. She's old but she still makes the right kinda noises :)
 
:lol Which one do you consider your ol' lady and which your ol' girl?



Great looking bike and interesting outfit your woman is wearing. What was the occasion?
 
Scottwax said:
:lol Which one do you consider your ol' lady and which your ol' girl?



Great looking bike and interesting outfit your woman is wearing. What was the occasion?
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Scott, well the bike is only 30 so I'll let you work out which is the "girl" and which is the "lady".



Yeah the outfit was good. We were off to a Western Fancy Dress party and "Miss Barroom" won the prize for best costume.
 
Hemi57 said:
Yeah the outfit was good. We were off to a Western Fancy Dress party and "Miss Kitty" won the prize for best costume.
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You probably don't want to refer to an Australian woman as "Miss Kitty" on the internet. Let's just say there is a young woman who refers to herself as Miss Kitty on internet boards who likes attention. ;)



Jay-It depends on the bike. I try to price it so I make around $35 an hour. Bikes like that softtail I can knock out in 1.5-2 hours if they are in decent shape. Road Kings take more time and you definitely need to remove the saddle bags. I budget at least 2.5 hours for one. You'd be suprised how long something so small (compared to a car) can take to clean, especially if riden regularly.



BTW, the windshield do come off so you can clean the chrome around them.



Bikes can be a blast to detail. You get to sit down and just polish away!
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