Most Insane Paint Job EVER! Step-by-Step Process on the AMMO Porsche 964
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2017
- This is the 4th and final episode of the AMMO Porsche 964 build. This video will show you the step by step process of a concours paint job and how this will allow you to clear bra, wax or seal your car in only 7 days! New custom wheels, headlights, roll bar, headliner, carpets, complete clear bra and so much more. This is by far the largest and most complicated film ever produced by Make Rain Productions. Hope you enjoy this TV worth episode. -Larry
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THE SECOND, Larry says"I'm still going to drive it..." I shout "MY MAN!!!"
My girlfriend walks in to see what's going on... After I explain, she says "THAT is EXACTLY why we love AMMO!"
The body shop's name is too short. It should be "J&B Body Works...of Art". A company to match Larry's demand of perfection in every detail. The demand for 964's just shot up.
Meh!
South Tow
South Town
Lies........
You don't have a girlfriend
How much did that cost? Must be at least £400k awesome job
I've never been so entertained to watch paint dry
i actually planned to skip through the video... i watched the whole thing
Lmao, FetB, I was thinking the same thing. I was going to just skip through and watch the highlights. I can't believe that much time passed so quickly.
this comment is golden
@Kevin Yech +
I used to work in a bodyshop. Being in the paint booth, then watching paint dry is. . . quite enjoyable. lol.
Same
I like this video because it demonstrates that a paint job actually consists of 5% painting, 70% preparation work and 25% retouching.
@La ϟϟ Professional painter here. Ahhh, you paint from the bottom up so the overspray is landing in a wet bed. He seems to be a very skilled painter. Now shhhhhhh...
Good thing he got that plastic wrap 😰😱
@@lizzyliz333 Paint Protection Film (PPF)
@@rydercole6212 ohh nice
If it was only painting i would be loving my job
When UA-cam suggest such videos when you already have watched it twice since it has been uploaded, you say: this is a great video, I'm gonna watch it again! It's that good
Thanks for the shout-out to the trades. I was a custom finisher/sprayer for 30 years in millwork/furniture industry. I've finished 100k gloss kitchens that require the same finishing procedures as shown in this video. 100's of hours wetsanding and polishing.
Nice work 👍
The point at the end about the tradesmen and their skill was the best part. Congrats
Ian Ashley Came here to say ^THIS^ - leaving satisfied. +1
True man.. much respect to their level of skill and work on this car! Love the ending photo w. the guys too.
Agreed, its a lost art
Agreed. That was truly the best statement from Larry. Respect to these master craftsmen.
Made me feel good about what I want to do
And with AMMO written all over it, I guess it is a business expense 😂
At least it’s not a bad name
Way to pay tribute to the guys behind the scenes the actual ones that do the hard work neat to see. The real Geniuses
We are the blue collar trades
Larry thank you! The very fact that you took the time to share this and gave an inside look to how the process is absolutely beautiful. I myself am a assistant of a fabrication shop and also do detailing on the side while juggling school. To me this was absolutely wonderful to see all the details and effort to the things people don’t give a second glance to. The time and effort put in is so appreciated!
you still working in a fab shop
As my Step Father used to say, "The best black paint is invisible as it disappears into exactly reflecting the color of the world around it". Nice!
@K Manjust shut up
2:45 "Out of here do you see any black that you particularly like?"
Me: I like the black one.
i want vantablack
😆
No not that one that one
Jokes on him, they were all the same
@@mort7987 только один отполировали, а второй заматовали наждачкой, а на третью голубь насрал и растёрли.
Just one of this polish, second matte, on third one poop a pigeon and (я не знаю как по-английски "растёрли")
The absolute best paint job I’ve ever seen. What professionalism and quality of detail they have. Something like that can’t be cheap. However, if you want it done right, this is how’s it’s done.
you reference is just too limited. then everything is "best" ...
Thank you for such an in depth feature showing the real effort that goes into painting. The team really went to extra lengths to make this a perfect job. It looks incredible.
OCD can be reeeealy expensive.
my thought exactly..
Kasper Hansen +
No, you just enjoy your work and want to excel. Don't let the haters bust your chops, they're just out to give you a hard time. The cream of the crop always rises to the top. This business is big money to people with the right talent, you could go far. Even OCD has its perks in the right field of work.
Kasper Hansen +
Kasper, well, man, you have to keep your boss pleased. But, you can work on your skills on your own time. Man, I used to paint pieces of old junk sheet metal and useless body parts on my own time with leftover paint that nobody was gonna use anyways, just to hone my skills. I bought my own gun too, so I wouldn't be using the shop's. I still have it after 30 years - a Binks #7 top feeder. Best gun I ever used. And I was never ashamed to learn anything from anybody who knew more than I did, or who worked longer than I had, or to ask the questions I didn't know the answer to. If you're sincere, you're boss will eventually see that hunger burnin' in you to do more, to get the skills you need. Just keep at it, you'll do good.
Kasper Hansen +
Oh, and Kasper, Good Luck at work today and chin up. Don't know how many times I've needed to hear that from someone, anyone. Best Wishes.
OCD is fine if you're doing it on your own dime, or if you're doing it for some vain rich lady who takes pride in having people spend a ridiculous number of hours pleasing her. But there is a real benefit to it. It demonstrates the limits of what's possible, and how to do it, so that more practical, rational people can have a better sense of where to cut corners to get the best cost-benefit ratio for quality work at a reasonable cost.
-- I was OCD when I began in finish carpentry, but after a few years it seemed too self-indulgent to build monuments to my own skill while expecting others to pay for them. Taking money from someone for something that they don't really want is borderline theft, and can have bad consequences for them. Even in aesthetic terms, making part of an old thing look brand new while the rest of it looks old is self-indulgent. Making it look integrated is more aesthetically pleasing, and other criteria are durability and functionality.
-- I've done some work that made people's jaw drop, but I made sure beforehand that that's what they wanted, and that they could afford it. Honestly, though, It's more satisfying to hand a bill to a good person of limited means who's pleasantly surprised about getting a well-done job that isn't going to make him or her suffer for a year or so.
-- The point here is that OCD can be expensive for other people. And there's an ethical aspect to keeping it in check. If you're building a monument to people who gave their lives to save others, OCD has a place, but in that situation, the clients should get at least a pro bono discount.
So the word, "perfection" has finally had its definition in proper format.
Love the great job, Larry.
I finished the restoration of my car earlier this year. A 1985 toyota mr2. I had to rewatch this video for a second time, this gave me a new appreciation for the time and effort that goes into this sort of work. Thank you.
A few times a year, I return to this series and geek out on the whole process. The craftsmanship is astounding. And the documentation of the project is top notch. Excellent content. See you again in a few months!
Yeahh same I want a follow-up video to see how paint is
12:18 “block sanded to remove heavier imperfections”
_what imperfections_
I dunno man, that extra atom on the left side make's this a 0/10 for me
Xcalium 😂😂😂😂
the ones left by the metal bracelet at 12:21 maybe
Jeff Moth yuckkk mehn metal braclet on paint😬😬😬
If he would had use an iwata super nova he wouldn’t have that much orange peel for sure
After coming home from working 12 hours, this is like a late birthday present! Almost 30 minutes awesome!
I’m just becoming a paint technician and watched the series to see if I could pick up any tips. Not only have a learnt SO much but you’re very enjoyable to listen to! Thankyou so much for this video!
so you are like an artist on the rise. good luck on your path !
Yup very important to keep the trades going as the masters are dying off! My uncle passed away 19-1/2 yrs ago at 51 from ALS. He owned one of the biggest, cleanest collision repair centers in the U.S.A. I worked there for 15-1/2 yrs as the head technician in the R&R department. Every car came apart & we never ever...! Taped anything off...! If we replaced a fender & needed to go down the side to match the paint. The door came apart handle, mirror, belt molding & window. Taillights & bumper covers! So absolutely no over spray could get on anything. I did wiring harnesses, air bags, A/C, suspension, alignments! What ever needed to be done...really! We did an average of 35-40 cars a week. That's in on Monday & out on Friday...! No matter how severe the collision was! You can eat off the floors & the place is huge! Up front we had 3 lifts, 2 alignment racks, 2 Kansas Jack frame machines, 2 snap-on A/C machines. Brand new Hunter High speed wheel balancer & another wheel & tire machine. We also obviously had welders, torches, spot welders to do factory looking spot welds. State of the art Shark machine. This machine would measure your cars frame/unibody by electrical pulses. So if you needed to pull a car back into shape you could literally get it back to factory spec! We have a Devillbiss down draft paint booth. Which was on the level below the R&R department. Then below the paint department was the body work section. We also had a full parts room were every part...new & old was stored untill it was time to put your vehicle back together. We also have a reconditioning department where the cars went to get washed, buffed & cleaned before the customer got their car back. This room featured a lift & a state of the art water recycling system. So no soap went into the drains. One of the most amazing body shops on planet earth. My cousin still owns it. After Hours Auto Body in Taunton, Massachusetts. Check out the website if you wish....👍❤🏁
That shop sounds great, a workshop being kept super clean is always one of the best signs it's a legit place.
Craftsmanship excellence. You just gotta bow and salute all the boys out there, who put their pride and skills into their work. Top notch. True quality. Class A+++
They look that way when the camera is rolling. Not so much when there is no camera,lol
The price is also A+++
Fast farward to 27.26 and look at the reflection when he pops the porche emblem back onto the bonnet and hold it. Not quite as good as what you think..!!
Fast farward to 27.26 and look at the reflection when he pops the porche emblem back onto the bonnet and hold it. Not quite as good as what you think..!!
At the end, Larry had me wishing I doing this rather than giving legal advice. Thanks for letting us desk jockeys live vicariously through you!
What an unbelievable paint job and experience that was! Blows my mind how detailed those artist snd craftsmen were. Truly awesome to see that.
Man I somehow missed this series and it's amazing to see you acknowledge all the trades and skills that don't typically get credit, and to see you do it 4 years ago long before Covid made many of us have a deeper appreciation of the trades is even cooler.
It's gorgeous, but I couldn't live with it. I'd be afraid to park it anywhere.
Well, this guy clearly has money to burn. The time to repair it would probably be his main worry.
Agree, the worry of it getting damaged etc would ruin my enjoyment of the car. It would definitely not be my daily driver or a car i leave parked for more than 5 minutes in public. To own a car with such an expensive paint job you need to be a millionaire then you don't need to worry at all.
@@grassyfieldz4578 I guess there's such a thing as too good.
@@KamikazeSOF2 that's a really nice polishing job dude
@@KamikazeSOF2 any tips? First time compounding and polishing tmr
The end part, where you acknowledge these highly skilled craftsmen, made this series just that much more special. It looks amazing. Very well done.
I'd like to have seen some porn shots of the finished product. And yes, props to the craftsmen!
💯
An artist is simply someone who pushes what they do to the highest level, this is art
After watching the process that brought about the restoration and customization of your Porsche; I’m left in awe of the true beauty of all what these artisans displayed and showcased for our pleasure. Truly amazing! Ride on Larry! Thanks for all your videos so far!
The end result is nothing short of simply amazing but watching the process of how it's all done has blown me away! The pure skill time and effort put into it is second to none! It's been great see'ing what goes into creating something this perfect. Thank you larry, j&b body works and make rain productions for showing us.
I find it very satisfying to watch a skilled craftsman practice their craft.
this dedication to perfection makes me so happy.
kindest regards from Germany
This is not a Restoration, This is Art!!!
After myself being in the motor trade for many years I am proud to say that this is the best restoration I have ever seen the process involved in the paint work can only be described as amazing to all involved in this project i would like to say congratulations on job well done.
After already having spent 3 months in the bodyshop: "Now this is where the concours paint job starts pulling away from a regular paintjob".
There has to be some kinda reward for this. I have never seen such a well put together detailed process video. you have my vote.
I think this is my second visit to this video. Incredible. Thanks for taking the time to capture the level of detail that it takes to detail this much work behind the scenes. We all wish that we had the kind of money to spend on this amount of work!
I went back and watched this again years later because it’s so good!!!
This is one of THE great UA-cam videos.
Jeez Louise, talk about a top to bottom restoration! I’ve never seen or even heard of this much detail going into a restoration project. Amazing journey and outstanding outcome. Most informative video I’ve ever seen. Very well done.
@@neilshaw5717 many cars have had this done in fact many far more detailed frame off, every part detailed then reassembled to incredible finish levels.
@@neilshaw5717 you took the words right out of my mouth. This is in my top 5 videos I’ve seen on UA-cam. Extremely detailed and informative. Blew my mind all the attention to detail, I could only imagine how much that would cost for any every day customer who wants that level of a resto
I totally respect the skills, talent and excellence these craftsman show!
Peter Nicholls Same!
It is called pride.
30% skill, 70% working environment. Painting is easy. Prep is easy, especially with a vehicle that is already fairly pristine. Black is the easiest color to paint. Easiest to catch the glare, while clearing. Having a sterile environment is the most important part of the equation. A repaint is the simplest aspect of automotive refinishing. Show me a restoration with no distortion to body panels, and I'll grant some respect.
@@jlydon29 spot on. Any one can paint a car with the right kmowlege and most importantly the proper preparation. Most people don't have the patience of attention to detail to pull it off. Then complain their paint job looks like shit!
I like to see that people still take pride in there work,and I hope the people who work together in that garage,look back on this vid and rember how well they worked as a team to achieve this goal..... Well done,team....
That's a really nice job. I stated in pre 70s restorative work before getting into Detailing. Mostly pre 50s. It definitely made me a better detailer. All the styles you seem to use in restoring cars thru detailing, I've been using for many years so it's nice to see someone who gets it. Great work. Great attention to detail.
I really have to say, I've never seen someone have such a deep love for cars, so deep that it rubbed off on me and I can't help but have such a deep passion for cars because of you Larry. You put a nice different story about driving cars on each of your products, each story basically gives me chills because they were made out of the deep one of a kind passion that you have for cars. Because of you I am running a successful car detailing business at 17. Thank you for being who you are and showing everybody your passion. You don't try to advertise all of your products and throw them at us in all of your videos, but I use almost all of them anyway haha. You are very humble. Thank you.
Thanks for the kind words and I'm glad to hear you enjoy the videos and products so much!
Christian Grossetti do yu have facebook?
Gamemixpro 1 Yep
Christian Grossetti what is your name?
Gamemixpro 1 What is the reason for this?
First time commenting on any UA-cam video, but I just had to say what a legend Larry is for putting so much love in restoring this Porsche, and I am amazed by the level of care and craftsmanship shown by the guys performing the work. What remarkable insight. All this so it can be driven day in day out whatever the weather, knowing that the job was done right. living the dream!
I'm 3 years too late but damn amazing 4 part video. Your attention to detail and passion was met by J&B thank you for sharing and hope your car is still with you and up to par. God bless
Ammo by passes EVERY detailing company I know. You are the definition of my standards to perfection in detailing. I would pay every penny to have you detail my 2017 Infiniti Q50.
I don't know why anyone would give a thumbs down...that was clearly an amazing documentary about what others do and how they get lost in moments of time.... thanks for inspiring me ....to move forward
PLEASE do a video of the car in 4k. It would almost be a crime not to. Well done man, well done.
Wow that looks amazing! I have a chopper I painted black, (after so much body work) and I put 7 layers on it of black, and 5 layers of clear coat and then polished it. That thing is soooo shiny.
This is what you called setting record level boundaries as a vehicle enthusiasts, phenomenal job guys👍
This content shows where the line is between really great work and artistry. Professionals so adept in their unique field that they produce work which is truly to be admired. It's important that skills like this are nurtured along to future experts.
And I’m sure that painter LOVED the UA-camr being in the booth with a camera the entire time.
Too bad it's mostly piecework
Your car is so blek and shiny it looks like it's carved out of one solid piece of onyx.
Got to drive it! When I was young we restored and built a 40 Willys hot rod into a drag car. Mighty fine little racer, think ~10.2 quarter miles, and the broadest I've ever seen a friend of mine grin was when we took that little beast out to the dragway to see what she could do.
This video popped up because I was searching for how to get rid of clearcoat scratches on my Yaris 😅
This honestly has to be the most beautiful Porsche I've ever seen. Amazing craft from the guys working on the car, thanks for the vid dude.
Bro this is why I follow you. You giving props to all of the other professional trades. Hats off brother! This is why you will be successful! You get it!
I think this is the 2nd time I've seen this. Quite amazing paint and body work. Truly an artform. And that car is just amazing. Thank you for posting
I must say, That this car is one of the most beautiful works of art I have ever seen.
Go to 27:26 and look at the reflection..!!
@@excavator31 What about it?
I'm looking at it on my 32" TV. At 27:26, the reflection is sooo blurred. He's just popped the porche badge back on and the reflection is aweful. Incredable amount of orange peel. Should have been like a knife edge..Wonderful car, wondereful workmanship, but they should have flattened that final coat of laquor then buffed it up and polished it. Would have been like glass. Instead, it's like looking out to sea..Such a shame..!! Wonderful car though.
@@excavator31 Might be the paint protection film
Except for those wheels - ughhh 😩 yuck!
As a digital artist and paper sketch artist who has an appreciation for all types of art and craftsmanship, this was simply splendid. I enjoyed your appreciative speech at the end of the video too. This kind of hard work and dedication blew me away and I have a greater respect for the jobs of those involved in renewing your car. This was an inspiring video to watch. Thanks for allowing us to experience the journey you took through all of this, Larry. Enjoy your car.
Determined To Improve yeahhhhh, but does the artist ,get PAID ???
Usually NOT ! Because nobody has a COST reference in their mind.
Because nobody that pays for this kind of work ,tells how much it cost them.THAT IS A PROBLEM FOR ALL ARTISTS AND CRAFTSMAN ,EVERWHERE !!!
Determined To Improve +
Have you ever watched Chip Foose do artist renderings for the project cars they do on his show Overhaulin'? They frame them up and present them to the owner after they've revealed the car as an added bonus. Maybe you could lend your talents to that type of work. Check it out if you get the Velocity Channel, or some episodes may even be on UA-cam.
Congrats that’s one heck of a project, at a level that is elite! A lot of love and detail/precision went into your project-definitely inspiring. Thanks for sharing it! Respect
The best car body art restoration I have ever seen in my life since now. The demonstration and voice make it unique master piece video of all the time.
I wish I could hit the like button a million times for this video
*slow clap*
**stands up**
*LOUDER CLAPPING
CHEERING
ROARING
...Awesome stuff Larry, congrats
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Moaning aggressively.
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Lol
The Hooniverse 0plp
Wow!👏👏👏 that was an amazing series. Watched it from start to finish. Even more so, the Porsche looks incredible!! 😍 those headlights just finish it off perfectly with the custom logo'ing. Must've felt like a new car again. And we all know it'll stay that way as long as it's in your hands. Well done👍
as mentioned, the most insane paint job ever seen.. so motivating.. so tempting to carry out a similar work.. but, not that easy.. hats off...
This is what you can expect from every MAACO $499 special.
You can expect orange peel whether you pay 500 at MAACO or however the fuck this much cost?
Most appropriate comment ever
Man you guys are dumb fucks who dont get a joke
Johnny Jackass how slow are you?
40 years ago I had my 1969 Cutlass painted at MAACO for $80.00 and it actually came out decent with no orange peel or runs. Good booth and equipment and a good sprayer made the difference. For a 10 year old car, good enuff.
This is one of the best things I've ever seen and makes me excited inside to watch such perfection 👌🏼
Perfect road in the end of video.. Feel extremely satisfaction seeing the result of such a hard work in this perfect scenario.. Speechless!
These dudes are artists. Nice to see them really caring about the car. As a Porsche fan this is the best thing ever. Thank you.
This is what a real car aficionados is about. Truly obsessed to the max without giving up the daily drive.
Awesome work Larry!
Sharing the cost of this service would satisfy the crave of my curiosity 😂
drfotoman 17,00
Well done my friend!
Obsessed Garage sup man
Thx bud!
AMMO NYC Hey buddy, its been so long you havent post vid, please post more often, i love your job, and i am a car detail entusiast,
a wonderfull car. Restored more than perfect!
Have fun with it!
Having seen the car this year the paint job is stunning. Well worth the effort.
Absolutely done 100% perfect. These are brilliant body-paint men
I woulda stopped after the flowcoat went on!
When you go in to fix some “surface rust” and end up doing a full resto
Hahahahahaha! I work in the autobody trade and this happens a lot!
When your paint job cost 3 times the amount you paid for your car...
when enzo ferrari makes a great car but ruins it buy putting his name all over it >:(
@@daviidenzo995 what?
@@BenderTheOffender it all depends on the taste of the owner. You can't always put prices to comparison.
What a beautiful finished product. The paint you choose was amazing, and those new lamps...wow!
My only quibble would be the stitching on the headliner where I might have gone red to match the belts and roll bar.
Just a beautiful job, your passion for this project was clearly evident throughout. Well done.
Unbelievably great work they are all artists in their own right , congratulations. I hope their business thrives after this , they deserve it.
My name is Michael Romero I've been want your channel for the past 8 years. You have taught me so much about auto detailing. I feel like I need to thank you for everything you have taught me about auto detailing. O ha very about ten years of experience now but when i first subscribed to your chanel i was just a weekend warrior who had never used a clay bar or restored headlights before watching you. I have worked every crap car wash detail job and even detailed cars for free just so i could get the experience i needed to get to where i am at today. have been working in a body shop in Littleton Colorado as there detailer making great money for the past year. I get to work on cars like Ferrari, Maserati, Aston Martin just to name a few. Anyway, I spent two years in prison. it wasn't easy finding a job with my record. You literally gave me the skills and knowledge to change my life and become a productive member of society and for the first time be financially stable. So thank you very much for everything that you have taught me and for helping me with turning my life around.
Man I love watching this. The geek in me appreciates dedication to craftsmanship.
Liking in advance cuz 30 min video from Larry
Fuck yeah!!
Can not even imagine the total cost of paint job on this car. Absolutely beautiful
Each person that worked on the car had real intensity on their face. It was humbling to see guys that are THAT good at what they do and take it seriously… or maybe they take it THAT seriously and are good at it as a result. What an absolutely beautiful finish; it looked like liquid black paint when it was finished!
Your comment at the end about Tradesmen couldn't be more true.
Great Video
I just love watching quality craftsmanship in action! These kind of skills are slowly disappearing as our society and consumerism becomes more and more a 'throw away, replace with new plastic' thing. I have a 2002 MkI Audi TT Quattro that I would love to give this treatment to..... well done, Ammo 😎
Nice, I've been looking for a MK 1 TT VR6 to beastify. TT's are definitely a fun car with lots of potential. -Been an audi fan since I got my license 23 years ago.
Over the years I've heard the comment about some kinds of skills are disappearing. Especially when it came to the guys working on metal bodies. But now, a couple of decades later there are still people around who still do this work. As with the metal workers, the painters continue to be around. Granted not everyone who paints will have the same knowledge and skills but they around.
thank u
This process is so enjoyable. I own a very high end residential painting company. We do a similar process on wooden and steel substrates..but we do 4 coats primer, 600 grit final sand. 6 coats 2k finish. 600, 800 sand between coat. Cut, polish.
there is a difference when you do a job compared to when you love what you do and you can tell that the guys love what hey do, great job!
I watched this video while I rattled can my 1999 Suzuki Grand Vitara!
@AMMO NYC your last comment about the importance of the process rather than just the final results hit home to me. That's the type of LOVE exhibited by true masters in crafts. Love your vids!!!
Liked & subscribed! As an engineer working at Porsche in Weissach (Germany) it made my day to see so much enthusiasm to keep our great cars driving. Greetings from Germany :)
Incredible. The workmanship and attention to detail left me in awe.
Nice car btw 🤙
"Last weeks episode"
I agree. Loved the series!
More like last month's episode, hahaha
First time I've ever found painting anything interesting - Cudos to creater but also to the people wielding the craftmansship in this fine art.
Man, this talker has such huge muscles, I am amazed, that he can still move his arms !
Huh? Lol
Ok, head to a gym slim and see what huge arms are.
@@LambeauLeeeper you sound insufferable
This is truly art of works to gain perfect art..
I try to hold that attitude as I'm running my interior business now, every little details is well inspected and taking care of
Salute to everyone who doing and finish their job perfectly
I would've paid money to watch this series. Very professional
Jeez Louise, talk about a top to bottom restoration! I’ve never seen or even heard of this much detail going into a restoration project. Amazing journey and outstanding outcome. Most informative video I’ve ever seen. Very well done.
Such dedication to the art. Very interesting and educational. Thank you.
This looks like a really satisfying job, I can imagine getting a lot of enjoyment out of it & I'm not even a car person lol
This may be the best series of videos I have seen on youtube.
I feel it. I spent 6 months prepping my r32, mostly block sanding. It had a mirror finish in the end and was just amazing. It was metallic green with a hint of gold pearl in the first coat of clear, and it glowed like a jewel. You should have seen it at sunset, it was paint porn.
I felt you deserved a thumbs up ☺️
I’m thinking of buying a VW r32
Like your description… so apt!❤️
A lot of love, passion, skill, patience, money and attention to detail went into this. A FANTASTIC outcome and finish. But the most important part was to hear the narrator say he was still going to take the car to the track and drive it!
The attention to detail is what amazed me. Any auto painter worth a darn can lay a coat of paint and then color sand and buff to look
"Show Quality"
But this job goes way beyond anything I've ever seen before.
Quality to the
MAXX! 👍👍