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Read other post before this one, so disregard question😀

Car looking good. Trying NSP again, thoughts?

Looking awesome. Thats amazing you get to work on that classic.

Looking good. Coat all the plastics?

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Great work, cool car to work on!

What was the reason for NSP 45? Is it possible to go from 150 to 45? What makes it necessary for a three step correction? NSP 95 left hazing? Black paint? More gloss finish?

Looks amazing! Great work!

I have used orange force pads with my Supa beast on my polishing step with good results. A little more aggressive than blue hdo pad. Hope this helps. Daniel

Thanks. Sand, leather dye, crack filler, sand, leather dye. If I continue to do this, I really need to find a system so I’m able to match color code and tint dye if it isn’t 100 percent match. Im sure age and wear can effect original color.

My first try at this extensive leather repair on the corvette. Turned out good. I noticed some places I could have done a little better smoothing out some areas.

How do you guys take care of uncoated or actual real leather? Daniel

Can’t go wrong with Hemi power

Polished and Ceramic Coated with Dr. Beasley nano resin Mx. picture don’t show it, it made metallic in the paint really pop.

Corvette had deep water spots and swirled out all over the car. Two step correction. This was my first two step correction and my first time using rotary on a car. Thanks to Mikes class, I came home confident to use a rotary and get this car back respectable, but definitely still nervous. Is...

Bought some quick connects and had storage hook bracket, I decided to make a foam cannon holder. I didn’t want to pay $30 for one, so came up with this. Maybe this will help someone that wants to make their own.

Great work, all look amazing. I hope one day I can get on y’all’s level.

Yes I was able to make it. Enjoyed the class and Mike is awesome.

Great work!