1931 Bentley Saloon: Full sand, buff, and detail

[Kevin Brown]

Re: 1931 Bentley Saloon: Full sand, buff, and detail

Wow this is more impressive then my right up that you are now hi-jacking with your whimsical copy....

Back on topic then...

Wonderful work on the write-up and the car.

A master paint-polishing craftsman and artist!

[H.E.D]

Re: 1931 Bentley Saloon: Full sand, buff, and detail

Wow!!! What A Masterpice

[Desertdawg]

Re: 1931 Bentley Saloon: Full sand, buff, and detail

Thanks Desert. I was trying to be artsy (or however it is spelled) as I am, contary to popular lies, just learning photoshop. I do like your verision much better, what a fun program to mess around with.

Thanks Todd, removing your watermark was a challenge... LOL
If you have any others you want chopped you can post them or send them to me, I'm just a hack at it but it's fun....

[RaskyR1]

Re: 1931 Bentley Saloon: Full sand, buff, and detail

I'm speachless! :
Just an all out amazing job Todd! The amount of time involved not only in the detailing, but also in the effort put forth to do the write up and wet sanding how-to, is just astonishing ! Great photograpphy skillz too!



I'd also like to say that those were some very awesome words by Kevin Brown! :

[TH0001]

Re: 1931 Bentley Saloon: Full sand, buff, and detail

I'm speachless! :
Just an all out amazing job Todd! The amount of time involved not only in the detailing, but also in the effort put forth to do the write up and wet sanding how-to, is just astonishing ! Great photograpphy skillz too!



I'd also like to say that those were some very awesome words by Kevin Brown! :

Thanks for the compliments Rasky ol' chap(d)...

[Rob T]

Re: 1931 Bentley Saloon: Full sand, buff, and detail

Unbelievable! Not only are the final results outstanding, but the way that you did the write up is extremely helpful to others who may be considering taking on the daunting task of wet sanding.

In fact, that is how I found this thread, but searching the term "sand" as I am going to be wet sanding a friends car (with very old paint, nothing to "lose").

Thank you, very much, for this superb thread!