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Old 07-03-2018, 10:14 AM
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Yes! I wonder what a vintage Cub Cadet would look like painted that color?
HOW DARE YOU !! lol
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Old 07-03-2018, 12:51 PM
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Looks great! Nice color
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Today was cut down clear day.. We used Ultra diamond cut 2 on 3m Perfect it pads. The ultra cut was decent but not as good as product I have used in the past. Took it outside in the light to give a once over and look for anymore spots needing more cutting. Of course we found a few small spots. Now we will pull it back in, cut down the small spots then wheel out whole truck again with 3M swirlout.
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Damn. Pictures look so much nicer on phone. Do not do it justice on computer. Well when the bed is on and we start getting interior back in it I will post some more.
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Well when the bed is on and we start getting interior back in it I will post some more.
Looking forward to that!
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Damn. Pictures look so much nicer on phone. Do not do it justice on computer. Well when the bed is on and we start getting interior back in it I will post some more.
Agree! You did an awesome paint job who deserves a better camera to be captured! Have you ever try the software Adobe photoshop lightroom? Very professional result and easy to work with, I can help you with that just PM me.
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Agree! You did an awesome paint job who deserves a better camera to be captured! Have you ever try the software Adobe photoshop lightroom? Very professional result and easy to work with, I can help you with that just PM me.
I have never tried it. I took these with my cell phone. Seems whenever I change settings for better quality pictures they become too large to post anywhere.

Samsung cell phones are suppose to have excellent picture quality. I am probably doing something wrong with settings or something tho.
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I have never tried it. I took these with my cell phone. Seems whenever I change settings for better quality pictures they become too large to post anywhere.

Samsung cell phones are suppose to have excellent picture quality. I am probably doing something wrong with settings or something tho.
With the program I mention in my other post you can throw the largest picture you can get with your phone, adjust all possible parameter and correction. The result is nothing less then amazing as long your original picture is not extremely over or under exposed.

I can drop a 1 Gb file to "Help" if you have a space..
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With the program I mention in my other post you can throw the largest picture you can get with your phone, adjust all possible parameter and correction. The result is nothing less then amazing as long your original picture is not extremely over or under exposed.

I can drop a 1 Gb file to "Help" if you have a space..
I am gonna go try it! Its free right? I might have some questions for ya tho
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Oh HELP! LOL Please.. how do we do that? I just saw its 10 bucks a month.. I don't take that many pictures
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