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Headlight Restoration School
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13h •
First client!
I used the Cerakote restoration kit! (Yes, I do plan on operating to the headlight magic pro kit after a few more jobs) P.S. I set expectations early on with this client, letting them know the spiderwebs would not come out, but in the end, they were more than happy with the result.
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@Micheal Cortez You as well brother!
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@Donnell Dawkins Thanks Donnell!
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@Craig Jones The red car with circular lights (maybe a Porsche) what sanding methods did you use?
4d •
Dramatic change!
Very supportive neighbor whom I’ve never talked to before, very happy with the result! I’m sure to get recommended for this one🙌
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Looks excellent! What grits did you use to achieve this restoration?
16h •
Second Job Help!
My second client ever has a old Mercedes. He is trying to clean up and I just need some advice because it looks like I Might have to change my approach to get good results. For my first client I used Cerakote headlight restoration kit. But that only comes with 2000 grit and 3000 grit and I don’t think that’s going to cut it on this one. Any advice?
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@Andrew Tucker Amazing advice, seriously! Thank you! I definitely don’t bring the box with me lol I have a work toolbox that I put everything in separately and cover all labels so they just see me pull up with my custom shirts and a toolbox with everything in it 👍🏼
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@Andrew Tucker Exactly! At the end of the day you’re delivering a service and the result. Just like an oil change being easy, that doesn’t stop people from spending $150 at a quick oil change drive-through.
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