Weirdest techniques/products thread

I only have the oval pumice stone right now. I am going to get the rectangle one when I find it to see if there is a difference and to have an extra. They shouldn't make a difference though.

-Kody-

 

Haha thank you for the mention! It's a great tool!

Firm Grip Boxmaster gloves from HD work great on dog hair- They have a sticky/tacky coating on the inside if the gloves- kind of like a receivers or lineman's gloves!

 

I think I need to go to the emergency room because I think I am having a heart attack watching him with the rotary.

 

i felt tense watching both of those videos. that was rediculous.

 

if anyone ever sees this guy out in the street make sure to give him a nice open handed slap to the face

 

Apparently he knows what he's doing if his website says this... lol

"In the last 23 years we have traveled the world managing claims and repairing vehicles from overspray damage - saving insurers millions"

But seriously.. is this guy a joke?? I've never seen such a hack.. and i dont see how someone could make a living JUST doing overspray removal.

 

there are large companies that specialize in overspray removal and have teams of employees that travel all over the nation...i had to help a customer find help when they sprayed 50 buses with industrial paint...and let me tell you, by the quotes they gave me it has to be pretty profitable...same deal as the companies that do pdr and follow behind bad storms to fix hail damage.

 

I've heard of detailers trying to learn PDR. It's tough to get good from what I hear. That's why the rate is like $75 per dent.

 

The guys voice drives me nuts...... I want to strangle him. Good lord he acts like he is the only one in the country that knows how to remove overspray, I feel sad for his clients, or anyone who has used this guy.