@John Shipps here are two pictures of orange peel example. The first one is the texture to look out for. The second one is what happens when people try to spray clearcoat and they did not prep it correctly and you run into peeling Both of these are harder to remove If you’re starting out, you can have two mindsets regarding this and there’s nothing wrong with either one 1. Jump in and figure it out. Just do whatever you need to make it happen. 2. but the client know that that’s not when you feel comfortable doing

For those who use aerosol, what kind do you use?

I was messing around and ended up really liking this design lol what y'all think?

I know that most of the time we are fixing lights that are already faded and we are sanding and then adding new UV protection There are also ways you can earn income off of life that are not faded and lies that are just now starting to fade Like the example I will give you here. •••• I did one of these yesterday that was a 2017 GMC 1500(Denali) and then a Nissan frontier today. I did the same process on both. 1. Clean any bugs and dirt off the light 2. Lens prep(oxidation remover) 3. Tape it up.(make big deal of this process. Show you’re taking care of their vehicle) 4.apply the polish to the light(PlastX, 3D ONE, Koch Chemie with purple neck or your favorite one) 5. I use a wool pad for the first pass but you can use a heavy cut pad too. 6. use polish pad. I use the blue Headlight Magic pad. After this, clean the light off to see if it’s good to go or if you need to do one more pass of the heavy cut pad and polish pad like I did in both instances. 7. Remove the tape and clean up area. 8. One final wipe down with a clean/fresh microfiber towel. Use either panel prep/isopropyl alcohol/sprayway 9. Apply the New Car Ceramic or something like Mckees 37 Graphene Headlight Coating 10. Take your final Before/after pics and or video and get paid. This is a VERY similar conversation as if they were already faded fully. You’re touching on how much the lights are to replace. How once they’re fully faded they’ll start to have safety issues. And “let’s get this thing BACK to looking as amazing as you know it can/how it was when it was new” I know for myself, a lot of times I don’t even notice these as the faded ones are TOP OF MIND since they’re obvious. But EVERY. SINGLE. VEHICLE is a potential person you can help and a potential client you can serve. ••• The photos should be in order of the steps as well btw. I’ll Add the payment screenshot in the comments. I didn’t charge this guy the 3.5% so it brought it down to $147 but I’m not complaining for literally less than 20 mins

Anyone restored a 07 vette ???