Looking Back @ 2009... The Highlights!

bmw5541 said:
Camo,

How do you do all those enormous trucks? They must take you forever to complete.

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Thanks, I just try and do the best I can and prefer not to have a time limit. I always liked detailing trucks over cars so I do enjoy it, :smile:
 
I want to play. A few of the cars that I worked on this past year. Hope that everyone has more great pictures for 2010. So far all the cars on this thread look awesome. Thanks for the idea Luster.

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Some incredible work here!:notworthy::notworthy:

Here's a couple of recent Italians. The 355 has snow on it:eek:. The owner brought it by for only a few minutes as it was freezing cold outside.

360 Challenge Stradale:
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Sorry, bad photos...
 
Hey Barry, your car looks awesome. :wink:

I detailed one very similar a while back and the wheels were a pain to clean. Do you have a pretty good process laid down?
 
CamoZ71 said:
Hey Barry, your car looks awesome. :wink:

I detailed one very similar a while back and the wheels were a pain to clean. Do you have a pretty good process laid down?
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Nick,

Yes the wheels are a PITA to clean. They probably take me longet to do the wheels then the rest of the car. Right now, I have them coated with Wheel Wax, so when I do an ONR wash (too cold here in NJ for a regular wash), I use a dedicated 3rd bucket just for the wheels. I first spray them with ONR at QD strength. Then I use a soft wheel brush for the face of the wheel. Then I use a MF brush to get inbetween the openings (I LOVE this brush). Then I just go over it with some clean ONR.

During the summer months, I will use P21S Gel, and all the same brushes in car shampoo. Once the wheels have been sealed, just use the brushes with shampoo.

I'm sure that what I have laid out is nothing different from what you already do, but what the heck.

Thanks for the props:Dancing Dot:
 
bmw5541 said:
Nick,

Yes the wheels are a PITA to clean. They probably take me longet to do the wheels then the rest of the car. Right now, I have them coated with Wheel Wax, so when I do an ONR wash (too cold here in NJ for a regular wash), I use a dedicated 3rd bucket just for the wheels. I first spray them with ONR at QD strength. Then I use a soft wheel brush for the face of the wheel. Then I use a MF brush to get inbetween the openings (I LOVE this brush). Then I just go over it with some clean ONR.

During the summer months, I will use P21S Gel, and all the same brushes in car shampoo. Once the wheels have been sealed, just use the brushes with shampoo.

I'm sure that what I have laid out is nothing different from what you already do, but what the heck.

Thanks for the props:Dancing Dot:
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Thanks Barry.

I have been meaning to pick up a jar of wheel wax and give that MF brush a try.
 
It is hard to pick a favorite from all these incredible cars but I keep going back to Rasky's 66 427 Vette. What a gorgeous car!
 
MB Fan said:
It is hard to pick a favorite from all these incredible cars but I keep going back to Rasky's 66 427 Vette. What a gorgeous car!
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Thanks!

I actually had the pleasure of driving that bad boy! Nothing like the sound and feel of a nicely cammed big block and side exhaust! :cornut:
 
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