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Its all in the Detail. TVR Sagaris
his video captures 8 hours of detailing expertise and compresses it into 6 minutes. Its a stage one paint corrections detail. It was carried out by
Bespoke Valeting Solutions. www.bespokevaletingsolutions.co.uk Check out http://ukwheelsevents.ning.com/video/its-all-in-the-detail-tvr-sagaris
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Comment by Michael Thies on February 13, 2012 at 5:40am
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I think the idea of a video is excellent! What can we do to help? Mike
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Comment by Lehman R Kicklighter on February 13, 2012 at 5:35am
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It really works well and cuts down on the amount of buffing and clay barring that is usually required...suppose I need to do a video on detailing the kicklighter way huh? You know I do this on the side as a hobby, getting ready to do a 65' Vette Vert next week...
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I like the idea of a blower~ Mike
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Wonder why these professionals did not use a blower to dry the car off after such an intensive washing? When I detail someones pride and joy, never to I use a rag of any kind to dry the body off, always use my warm air blower...gets all the water from around cracks and lights better..
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This actually took almost 8 hours to properly detail this car! And I thought I was finicky and picky! :-) Mike
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