1956 Chevy Street Rod

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BJohnson

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Hey guys! I haven't posted here much but thought I better start before I get into trouble with Steve!:smt062

This is a very sweet '56 Chevy that turned out pretty nice for only having 4hrs and let me tell there is a lot of surface here!

I started out with a thorough wash and clay. I didn't have the time to really get down and dirty with it so I opted for the blk pad with Poorboys Pro Polish to start things off. I also added PP2 in a few areas to get some of the marring that I couldn't quite get with just PP. Wow that really made a nice turnaround. I didn't expect anything less from PP though. I then pulled out another blk pad and hit it with BH glaze. I also hit the wheels real quick with PP2 and Mothers ball. I topped it all off with a coat of Natty's and this thing lit of FIRE!!!

I had some really good exposure at out local car show yesterday and today from it. Between our three cars and this one I really made a good step forward in the hot rod/muscle car community.


Before anything
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After clay
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Testing an area with the PP. *Looks good to me!
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After PP
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Poorboy

Poorboy

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wow ..sweet car and great job .... is that single stage or clear coat? how did the car get so dull?
 
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BJohnson

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I used my 7424 with blk pads. This is a base clear car that hadn't been waxed in a few years and has seen it's fair share of 'California Dusting'. He was very pleased. I have a few hot rodders now wanting me to do their stuff. Good deal!
 
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Gus-Gus

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Looks awesome.. Im thinking the lighting inside the garage was just bad thats why it looked so dull??.. or it had a nice layer of dust on it.. Either way it looks awesome now!
 
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