[P1et]

Very nice work, especially for white. Was this in Belton? And did you use your new bucket?

[Dust2Glory]

Originally Posted by Smith2287

Good job on the detail dust, I love the finished shots on the wheels as well!!!

thanks bro

Originally Posted by Denzil

Awesome work Dusty!

Originally Posted by sly

Wow!!! another great job from you Dust!!! I love the engine bay, look really perfect!!! keep comming

thanks bro... appreciate the kind words

Originally Posted by richy

Dust..wicked job on the 'vette, man!! You really made the white wet. And the wheels? Wow..I have always harped on the importance of wheels/tires..your end result once again proves my theory. BTW, I love this shot:

Richy rich.. I know how much you love wheels!!! glad they live up to your expectations

[Dust2Glory]

Originally Posted by P1et

Very nice work, especially for white. Was this in Belton? And did you use your new bucket?

Piet, my foreign friend!!! This was in belton, and i bought the bucket just a couple of days ago... I did this detail last week, just no time till yesterday to post it up!

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[Denzil]

Hey Dusty, what extractor did you use for this vehicle?

[Dust2Glory]

Originally Posted by Denzil

Hey Dusty, what extractor did you use for this vehicle?

i actually didn't use my extractor... but i have a sweet setup from rightlook.com

it's their 30 vac/extractor system. look it up and check it out

[Divine Detail]

Originally Posted by richy

Dust..wicked job on the 'vette, man!! You really made the white wet. And the wheels? Wow..I have always harped on the importance of wheels/tires..your end result once again proves my theory. BTW, I love this shot:

Corvette rims(stock polished ones) are always so nice to work on. They have to be the easiest rims I've ever had to shine up.

[Dust2Glory]

Originally Posted by Divine Detail

Corvette rims(stock polished ones) are always so nice to work on. They have to be the easiest rims I've ever had to shine up.

That is no joke... honestly after using Meg's Wheel Brite on them, they were pretty shiney, but didn't have any depth, so that's why I pulled out the Deep Finish