Nothing special, just thought I'd share. I do a bit of work for a Hot Rod shop here in town. The owner likes to get details on his customers' cars when he is finished with them. Well, the ones that sink some $ into his business. Gives them a little extra something. His Son works with him, and this is his Camaro. Getting ready to be in a magazine, and he wanted a quickie so he can take hos own pics. A full, probably 2 day detail will follow when he takes it to Houston for the photo shoot. Forgot what Mag. it was, but think it was something to do with LS1's. They wanted articles about 10 second street cars, and let me tell you, this is one of them. It was washed when I got there. I didn't touch the interior. No claying. Just a one stepper with Megs #66 w/ white LC pad via PC. As I said, nothing special. MINOR swirl removal. Swirls still there, but again, a full out, show car detail is in order. Probably take a good day and a half to two days. thought I'd share. -Chris
Him and his Father painted it. His Dad, the owner of the hot rod shop, does painting as well. (the front bumper cover is riddled with rock chips. It will be repainted before the photo shoot)
i'm not much on Camaro's but this one was nicely done...Tires/Wheels along with the paint look good Chris ....
Great looking Camaro. I wonder if there is a car or truck out there that doesnt look good with those Torq Thrust wheels. I havent seen any.
No, I didn't get to drive it. LOL I wish. You should see some of the cars they do. SICK! That is another reason they picked me as a detailer. I come to them, so they do not have to drop them off for who know to work on them. Probably take 'em for a joy ride and wreck em. I built a great relationship with them. Oh, you know I will. He has to touch up his roll cage, as the paint is rubbed up and coming off from getting in and out. Yea, they custom build roll cages too.
