Thread: 1964 Chrysler Imperial Full Color Sand & Buff - Lucci Elite

I did this car a couple months back, (backed up on a lot of write ups). The customer was concerned with how much texture was on his car preventing it from having any kind of reflection at all. I used the 3 & 6 inch 3m Trizact to sand the entire car. Started with 1200 grit followed by 1500 and 3000 wet. From start to finish the car took me 7 long days straight. Enjoy the photos.

Before Shots










50/50



During








Light at the end of the tunnel

Blew Through Tons Of Pads






Clarity




More Polishing Pics





Tim from Adonis Detail Doing His Thing




After Shots

homerun!

HOLY CRAP!

So impressed.

People seriously don't know JUST how much WORK something like this. So so so much respect due to the guys at Lucci. Mad props.

Here's an example of one I had to do a while back:

http://www.autopia.org/forum/click-b...-wet-sand.html

Originally Posted by Grant

HOLY CRAP!

So impressed.

People seriously don't know JUST how much WORK something like this. So so so much respect due to the guys at Lucci. Mad props.

Here's an example of one I had to do a while back:

http://www.autopia.org/forum/click-b...-wet-sand.html

Thank you Grant, this car took me forever or at least it felt like it. Damn thing was a boat! I also checked out the link that turned out sick as well one of my favorite cars. Props right back at you

Kudos! Very nice work. Could have a field day in that garage your working in!

That's whats up! Great job Jimmy!

is that a car or a boat!?!?!?!?!

nice work!