damn that dogs got a long tongue
NWS Pics that make you :lol: every time you see them NWS
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here is a few of my buddy messing up a hood of another friends car.
did I miss something:shrug:
NO. the propane is for the heater so he can dry the wheel when he is done painting it. The hose you see going to the gun is a air hose coming from the air compressor to the gun
The "side skirts" look like they are made out of strips of raw sourdough
Well look who's alive...
Yeah...thats NOT how you buff paint via a Rotary...thats how you burn it and make a hell of a mess.
Yeah; catch up, haha.
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that might be the biggest peice of rice i've ever seen... and i live in NJ.
what is the hell are those things sticking out the side of the front fender? they look like rabbit ears from an old tv
Curb feelers, so he dont scratch dem rimz yo!!!
still dont see rhe problem? he is using a dewalt buffer and using 3m polish, same stuff I use at my shop.
Ok; well personally I don't like to slather the whole hood and continue to buff it dry. Entirely too much remnant product remaining on the work surface and it doesn't appear he has buffed over it yet.
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whats wrong with this picture? looks like a guy buffing out a wet-sanded hood with norton's ebony ice compound to me? only thing i can see wrong is he didnt wash the sanding residue off before rubbing?
here is a few of my buddy messing up a hood of another friends car.
Granted the picture is open for interpretation; but what you just stated there would be a fatal mistake on a BLACK car (or any color really).
Just imagine the sanding grit residue in the pad...going 'round and 'round...:uh oh:
The sanding residue is sanded practically down to nothing and if it does anything it aids in the process of buffing if done right.
If he has the pad at an angle, that's his problem- but not a big enough one to post a fail picture about it on the internet- one that's not even funny, just makes the photoshopper look like a doofus.
How do you think body lines or curves contact a buffing pad?
oke:Just have to be careful.....
