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Old 04-04-2008 | 10:19 AM
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Old 04-04-2008 | 10:26 AM
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Subscribed to the thread; looking forward to the responses, etc.

Side Note: Will call you right now to order some stuff....
 
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Old 04-04-2008 | 11:38 AM
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Oh Ivan....now you're asking me to give away our trade secrets. Let's just say no wetsanding is involved in the process. This AM did NOT go through the paint correction process to remove the marks made by the factory. The time I had mentioned is the time it would take if it were corrected. Sometimes you have to make the decision of is it worth removing that much paint for a car that's going to be a daily driver. In this case, both the client and I didn't think this level of correction was necessary. But the great news, after days of trial and error, I figured out how to correct it in a manner consistent with my philosophy.
The only trade secrets in detailing are technique... obviously you took a polish and a pad and a machine and polished it... you posted your process before (using Meznerna, and LC pads) so I was just curious what your were doing to take 20 whole hours on paint correction on a new car, that's all. now that you say it's not actually 20 hours, I'm not curious anymore...

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It's the smiley that means I'm sitting here watching drama go down since he, out of nowhere, stuck his offering of services in the middle of your thread showing off a detail...
 
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Old 04-04-2008 | 05:26 PM
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The only trade secrets in detailing are technique... obviously you took a polish and a pad and a machine and polished it... you posted your process before (using Meznerna, and LC pads) so I was just curious what your were doing to take 20 whole hours on paint correction on a new car, that's all. now that you say it's not actually 20 hours, I'm not curious anymore...



It's the smiley that means I'm sitting here watching drama go down since he, out of nowhere, stuck his offering of services in the middle of your thread showing off a detail...
I did use Menzerna and LC pads w/ a Makita. I did the roof and the trunk, which ended up taking me about 4 hours. The rest of the car I left alone after telling the client what the scope was. Didn't mean to be a jerk by not sharing my technique, but this Aston paint was something that threw everyone around me off and they all had their own technique which didn't give me the results I was after. So I spent 4 days talking to Menzerna, Lake Country, other detailers, etc. I finally cracked the technique doing it my own way. It's not easy and it takes many stages; but the results are amazing. What lies beneath the imperfection is pure english paint perfection. I'm happy to share the technque with you in private: Please PM if interested.

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Looks like you spent a intense amount of time on this detail. The work is absolutely flawless.
 
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Looks like you spent a intense amount of time on this detail. The work is absolutely flawless.
Your Z06 will be going through a similar treatment in the next few weeks
 
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Your Z06 will be going through a similar treatment in the next few weeks
Very excited!
 
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