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Water slide technique? HH is a PIA to do and costs a fortune if you need a professional to do it.
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Quoted from kruzman:I can see that you put a lot of time in to it, which is what it takes. Now that you are familiar with the time and process, would you care to share with the folks how many hours it took without the clearcoat. It may explain why people that do the work properly, don't take restoration work any more because the customers don't realize how many hours are involved. I wouldn't believe how many hours it takes to do a good job if I had never done it before.
If I did all 3 pf's that were in the condition yours were in, I think it would take me about 200 hours including prep, matching colors, repairs, but not the clear. That's a whole other job. good work! cheers, ron
absolutely. People don't realize how much the smallest touchup, really involves. Hell, I didn't even realize it when i started doing it. Turned out to be 3X's longer than I would have ever expected. For a set of those 3, to do the work he did, it would have cost 1700-2k to even attempt it.
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