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Here is some recent work showcasing many of our detailing products.
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Wow! Chopper let you do his Vette!
Nice blue convertible.
Don't ask, it's a midlife crises thing.
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Looks good. I don't have the patience for that kind of stuff, but damn does it look sweet when its done.
Also, does Zaino have a free sampler kit or something like that? I was telling the guy who does the pro detailing at work about it and he said he'd like to try it. Figured I'd check
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Should invite said guy to a detail day.'96 Impala SS #21,559 of 41,934
Rockin'98/Garage Couch Mafia
Originally posted by OutrunR.I.P. Rockin'98!Originally posted by SVT5LITERI had to unexpectedly part with a pair of briefs today, lol. Not totally sure what that was about
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I have done his Vette twice now.Originally posted by Old Man View PostWow! Chopper let you do his Vette!
He loves the look when it is freshly detailed and all that polished aluminum needs some upkeep. The '35 Ford is a customers car he built 16 years ago and the '57 Chevy was a fresh restoration that I cleaned up before it went to the get the interior done. Chopper keeps me pretty busy and refers a lot of work to me. 
Originally posted by Old Man View PostNice blue convertible.
Yes, a very nice car and a cool color combo! Nice owner, too!
Thanks. It isn't for everyone, but it is a stress reliever for me and luckily I only do it as a hobby so it doesn't become stressful. I don't have a free sampler kit, but if there is something in particular they'd like to try, I could probably give them some to try. Samples are tough as it only takes about 1 ounce to cover a car twice, so you'd have more left in the bottle and the applicator then what it would take to coat the car.Originally posted by Notch View PostLooks good. I don't have the patience for that kind of stuff, but damn does it look sweet when its done.
Also, does Zaino have a free sampler kit or something like that? I was telling the guy who does the pro detailing at work about it and he said he'd like to try it. Figured I'd check
I was hoping to do something this month, but too much stuff going on and now SEMA is right around the corner. Hopefully, next month.Originally posted by sinSStr View Post
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1995 Impala SS / T56 equipped ~ 1995 Firehawk convertible ~ 1964 Riviera ~ 2015 Silverado crew LTZ 6.2L ~ 2017 Silverado 3500HD High Country ~ 1950 Chrysler WindsorComment
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Are there diff. types of clay bars? Like heavier duty clay bars?
A friend wanted me to ask and now i'm a bit curious.Aaron.Comment
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They do make them in a fine, mild, and aggressive rating. Most of the stuff you find at stores is mild to fine. The aggressive ones may leave behind more pronounced marring, but there isn't a huge difference in the clay.Originally posted by Brownman View Post
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thanks man!Aaron.Comment
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