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VERY NICE JOB!
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Wow...nice work!
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great work! looks sweet!
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Terrific work, as always.
Not to sound like a dick, but is anybody else wondering who ponied up the cash for that kind of detail on a 2000 Civic, that looks to be bone stock? I mean, nothing against the car or owner, but the detail probably came close to the value... |
Wow! That must have taken forever! It was in rough shape
I'm also wondering who paid lol that civic looks like a beater... Well used to lol |
Are you on a unicycle in the "wet sanding headlights" photo?
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Excellent work as always Phil. Also, where you able to buff out the paint transfer or did it require more than just buffing? |
nope this was a regular customer that paid the same as the other guys $850 was what this one billed out with the Opti Coat application.
all he wanted was to fix and protect his car for the next 3 years as he's paying for grad school at the moment. here is the creeper we were using. The Racatac |
I can see spending that amount for that level of service...Would that much get you more when sellling? 2000 honda, not sure.
How did the bumper come out where it looks like he hit something? |
Nice work, although I'm still lost as to why someone who obviously never cared to maintain the paint on their vehicle decided to spend all that money to get it looking good again.
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very nice job!!! im doing mine soon with Chemical guys products
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