Guys I couldn't agree more. they're great videos and thanks to John for taking the time and for the insight and going into so much detail. If only I could tell what he was saying. He's very knowledgeable and enthusiastic and has some great tips, but like you say on virtually all his videos, its hard to work out sometimes what he's saying.
Guys I couldn't agree more. they're great videos and thanks to John for taking the time and for the insight and going into so much detail. If only I could tell what he was saying. He's very knowledgeable and enthusiastic and has some great tips, but like you say on virtually all his videos, its hard to work out sometimes what he's saying.
First... .I can barely hear you! Second.. I presume if they are replacing panels and thus painting edge to edge, they will then also paint the opposing panels to colour blend. And then reinstate any PPF etc! Expensive cock up.
Guys I couldn't agree more. they're great videos and thanks to John for taking the time and for the insight and going into so much detail. If only I could tell what he was saying. He's very knowledgeable and enthusiastic and has some great tips, but like you say on virtually all his videos, its hard to work out sometimes what he's saying.
Tony I was worried he said ‘you can drive this away for £10k if you fix the corrosion yourself’...and I missed it 😂
Please invest in a decent microphone, other than that another great video.
MrSharpe95 Agreed. I could hardly hear a word for the echo, which is a pity.
Guys I couldn't agree more. they're great videos and thanks to John for taking the time and for the insight and going into so much detail. If only I could tell what he was saying. He's very knowledgeable and enthusiastic and has some great tips, but like you say on virtually all his videos, its hard to work out sometimes what he's saying.
So how do they deal with colour matching new vs old paint if only replacing the defect panels ?
You really do need to do something about the sound quality.
First... .I can barely hear you!
Second.. I presume if they are replacing panels and thus painting edge to edge, they will then also paint the opposing panels to colour blend. And then reinstate any PPF etc! Expensive cock up.