Carlos Garcia
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- March 14, 2013 at 5:21 am #42103
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Nice work!! the place looks like a lab, not work shop. Congrats
March 12, 2013 at 3:18 pm #42058[quote=”jim c” post=30925]i have probably done a few hundred lights and never used adpro under any of them. always goto 600-800. usually 800 though is where i like to be with them. i have seen some headlights just buffed and within a couple months start to cloud and turn again and i have seen others last a year like ding said. maybe its just in the plastic they use from different manufacturers, who knows. it really simple to shoot a couple coats of clear on them though. most of the lights i am doing the customers want them tinted as well. just a few drops of black candy in the clear does the trick with that. whats nice is i dont ever remove them. the customers walk in and hand me all the lights they want done. makes it easy[quote]
I have sanded and buffed many headlights without any problems, if you don’t sand the fading enough, u will have fading in a short time, I personally start with 320 and go all the way to 3000 after that very little polishing is needed. If you polish them is no need for masking and/or removal.IMHO
March 9, 2013 at 3:29 am #41993Hey Dale, don’t mind me asking but…how did you managed to hang it from the ceiling up side down!!LOL :rofl :wak
March 7, 2013 at 6:37 am #41919:spraywelc:
You could not find a better place than this, welcome to the trade and the forum :cheersFebruary 27, 2013 at 4:11 am #41666The pictures are not really that bad, the work looks real good, congrats :cheers
February 25, 2013 at 10:30 am #41646This is just me, when u use the gun long enough u get use to “see” and “heard” the spray pattern, just saying :wak
February 25, 2013 at 10:21 am #41644[quote=”Mal” post=30552][quote=”ding” post=30551][quote=”thekansaskid” post=30549]Would u drink a seven year old beer? Seal unbroken? I wouldnt risk it! :nothingtoad[/quote]
Is it the last beer in the fridge :whistle:[/quote]
Last beer and hanging with thirst hmmm :exci
Said to him wouldn’t be worth the chance and tried explaining it’ll make no difference to the finished job but he’s got a bad dose of the “customer is always right” disease think I will tell him if he wants me till do the job it’ll be with new products or take it somewhere else :hunt[/quote]
Why not, ur drinking water that’s millions of years old. :cheers
February 23, 2013 at 6:17 am #41579[quote=”Jayson M” post=30505]Increase your distance on your last coat and spray medium wet coats,too dry and it will cause adhession issues and feel like a piece of 40grit sandpaper when you go to tack it off …..[/quote]
I always spray the last coat at twice the distance, medium wet is the key, at least for me :deadhorse
February 11, 2013 at 7:14 am #41314I agree, it does not make sense but, to each it’s own. :wak :wak [quote=”ding” post=30220]Looks good. I dont understand why people just dont buy the right car to start out with. they cheap out and buy a base model then spend the coin to make it look like something else. Kinda like the people that buy a brand new car then what to know how much for a color change cause they really dont like the color they bought :wak[/quote]
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