You never fail to impress with your incredible knowledge of ALL cleaning materials as well as the makeup of what you're cleaning! Always such an inspiration of what you know! Thanks for sharing that with us and showing, in real time how it works. Thanks so much!
Seriously, thank you for your help. I'm going to save up and get the pads and products. I have about 4 clients for next week and then I'm going to give It a shot. Super excited to try them. I cant say it enough, thank you.
@@autofanaticcars I used to use the Flex XC 3401 VRG but now I use my Makita PO 6000C more and I find a beast especially at speed 5 like you're using it. Build quality of the Makita PO 6000C and PO 5000C are superior to the Rupes Big Foot LK900 Mille . Quieter and more powerful! Keep up the good work from one pro to another love your videos no sugar coating in them . That's why I continue watching them they inspire me to do better!
Hey nice video my guy ! I appreciate the knowledge, I have a matte 4 set my boss left me , I was about to clean off sharpie and crayon from his kids . I have one chair with an edge has some scratches , should use ur technique even if it’s not glossy ? Thanks again , for helping everyone . AmaZing picture
I am in the process of trying to restore a set of 4 1990's Verner Panton matte white molded plastic chairs. These are newer, but still vintage. I am struggling to remove some of the scratches and scuffs and was curious if the trizact sanding pads and CG V07 might do the job to remove these things. Do you use both CG V07 and water on the trizact?
No u will need to sand the surface and polish with a good machine and some compounds depending on the finish. If you are in the NYC Tri State we can do these for you just contact via the email in our video descriptions.
@@autofanaticcars Thank you so much for your response!! Restoring vintage furniture is actually something I picked up during the pandemic, so I was hoping to do this DIY. However, I haven't worked with a molded plastic like this before. Is there anyway I could remove just the scuffs by hand?
I bought an original vintage s chair that is really scratched and faded from being left outside. Do you think it’s a good idea to paint it? Thank you so much for your video, you are a true artist
Hi I have painted composite chairs before its a ton of labor to prepare, paint and finish but when its complete they look amazing. the only issue you need to be very careful using them as buttons on pants and jeans can scratch easily
cool man thanx... i was wondering where to get those sanding sheets other than chemical guYs. i just spent 300 bux to restock on chems. thanx a mill. i have cars lined up. Now even that the state of MA. the bean. in order to pass inspection headlights MUST BE RESTORED... bro you dont even know man TY... for the info. KNOWLEDGE IS POWER... $$$$$$$$
You never fail to impress with your incredible knowledge of ALL cleaning materials as well as the makeup of what you're cleaning! Always such an inspiration of what you know! Thanks for sharing that with us and showing, in real time how it works.
Thanks so much!
Thanks!
I came across 3 orange ones on the curb in great condition
polish them up and enjoy them
Seriously, thank you for your help. I'm going to save up and get the pads and products. I have about 4 clients for next week and then I'm going to give It a shot. Super excited to try them. I cant say it enough, thank you.
look into buying the Makita i use in this video it is my fav machine so far I am no longer using he Mille 900 i gave it to one of my guys.
@@autofanaticcars I used to use the Flex XC 3401 VRG but now I use my Makita PO 6000C more and I find a beast especially at speed 5 like you're using it. Build quality of the Makita PO 6000C and PO 5000C are superior to the Rupes Big Foot LK900 Mille . Quieter and more powerful! Keep up the good work from one pro to another love your videos no sugar coating in them .
That's why I continue watching them they inspire me to do better!
I buy and sell a lot of Kartell/Vitra learned some great tips here from you and I’ll support you where I can. Thank you!
I appreciate that!
camerondpack surprised you cant spot they’re fake. Nevertheless the finish this dude made looks good
Hey nice video my guy ! I appreciate the knowledge, I have a matte 4 set my boss left me , I was about to clean off sharpie and crayon from his kids . I have one chair with an edge has some scratches , should use ur technique even if it’s not glossy ? Thanks again , for helping everyone . AmaZing picture
What backing pad are you using in this vid? Just wondering if there are other backing pads that will work vs the Makita OEM pad.
Does the boss microfiber cutting are entirely black? I see many places where the red ones are polishing microfiber
I am in the process of trying to restore a set of 4 1990's Verner Panton matte white molded plastic chairs. These are newer, but still vintage. I am struggling to remove some of the scratches and scuffs and was curious if the trizact sanding pads and CG V07 might do the job to remove these things. Do you use both CG V07 and water on the trizact?
No u will need to sand the surface and polish with a good machine and some compounds depending on the finish. If you are in the NYC Tri State we can do these for you just contact via the email in our video descriptions.
@@autofanaticcars Thank you so much for your response!! Restoring vintage furniture is actually something I picked up during the pandemic, so I was hoping to do this DIY. However, I haven't worked with a molded plastic like this before. Is there anyway I could remove just the scuffs by hand?
I bought an original vintage s chair that is really scratched and faded from being left outside. Do you think it’s a good idea to paint it? Thank you so much for your video, you are a true artist
Hi I have painted composite chairs before its a ton of labor to prepare, paint and finish but when its complete they look amazing. the only issue you need to be very careful using them as buttons on pants and jeans can scratch easily
How do you fix a crack in the panton chairs
Did you end up finding any solutions? I’m looking for the same thing.
I got a replica of it off of the curb, love it, but it has a crack in it. Do you know any ways that I may be able to fix it?
fix is easy depends on material it is made from
@@autofanaticcars I believe it is either polyurethane or potentially polypropylene
look into a decent plastic welder kit, autobodytoolmart is a good source, fix the crack, bodywork and you can blend the finish easily
I'll save up and give it a shot. If anything I'll train my brother and have him work with me
cool man thanx... i was wondering where to get those sanding sheets other than chemical guYs. i just spent 300 bux to restock on chems. thanx a mill. i have cars lined up. Now even that the state of MA. the bean. in order to pass inspection headlights MUST BE RESTORED... bro you dont even know man TY... for the info. KNOWLEDGE IS POWER... $$$$$$$$
have fun pick these items up and get comfortable you will be amazed at what you can accomplish once you learn the finesse
MOST DEFF for sure. i follow you on the gram im hulkroman67 check out the few rides i already did. picking up on high end rides. super stoked..
do you recommend a certain paint brand if I’m looking to have them re painted?
But the chairs are fakes 😒 well at least the green and orange
i would not know as im not in the business of selling vintage furniture i was just hired to refinish for auction
Auto Fanatic these are prob 50$
Fake how ? Can u tell they’re fake because of the little straight line bar that they have from the side view under the seat ?
@@tanstewie5853 That's the first give away that they're very cheap copies.