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    Thread: 1970 Chevelle

    1. #1
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      1970 Chevelle

      I detail down in South Florida and this was built by one of my customers.
      I took this vid after getting done preparing it for a Goodguys show.

      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mW54Hs7Q20E



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      amazing paint... is the firewall a mirror or is the paint just THAT shiny?

      I can't imagine how nervous I would be putting a rag or buffer to that paint.

      nice job.
      Keith C.

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      That's definitely just the paint. Jeremy does some nice work, i just come in to make the paint stand out a little more.

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      Outstanding! post more pics if you get a chance, the flames are unreal!
      Dave
      84 Monte SS - just a few bolt-ons

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      SWEET!!!!!!!!!!! Man that looks good. How much power to the ground?

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      What size are the wheels & tires?
      I love the Big/Little profile, with the "jacked up" rear and low front end!

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      wow!!!!!!!!!
      Kevin S. (overseas in Germany)
      1963 Chevrolet Impala 2d ht Coupe

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    14. #14
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      that's a cool Chevelle there man!
      low is all I know..

    15. #15
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      Very nice. one of the nicest chevelles.

    16. #16
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      I will call my customer who built it to ask for the specifics.
      Detailing so many different cars, i don't always ask about all the details.

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      Man that is a bad ride. I like the marker and door handle shaved out and it is a slick slick paint job. WOW

    18. #18
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      I called jeremy, he said it made 500 at the wheel and it's running 20-8.5 front and 22-10 in the rear.

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      I think we could all use some detailing tips from you... I know the paint is nice, but it doesn't shine like that without some serious detail skills massaging it.

    20. #20
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      Every job gets a different approach, depending on what type of paint is used and the condition of the paint.
      I have many different types of polishes that i use with many different buffing pads also.
      In the end it all comes down to what the customer wants.
      How perfect do they want it.

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