My First Customer, A Porsche
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05-22-2007, 03:07 AM
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Very nice job! I've been using Menzerna IP and FP for a while now, with great results. I might step it up to the 106ff though for next time; I think I need a polish which is more aggressive. I would also recommend giving the Menzerna FMJ a try. Its easy to apply and leaves a very deep, wet look. Just a suggestion, but next time you take the before and after, try taking them in the same place, same lighting conditions. (ie in the garage, car centered under lightbulb, during day) Or at least as close as possible. Did you use a fluourescent light for the first pic? Great detail in the pic. That car was tore up!!! I can't really see in the pictures but were all the swirls and abrasions for the most part cleared up? 
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Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
Well my customer just picked up his Porsche and he was really amazed at how good his car looked. He said the last time his car looked this good was the day he bought it new. My first happy customer feels gratifying! 
That's the best compliment you could have hoped for! Congrats!
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05-22-2007, 12:32 PM
