Oh my goodness that looks amazing! No one can reasonably question a process with results like that! I assume you buffed after the wet sand? [you must have!]

As for pics, I have taken multiple pics with the camera set at the same resolution, and some have uploaded while others would not. I guess it has to do with how much actual info is in the picture [detail?]. It's weird, that's for sure....:)

[edit] How do you deal with the badge/grommet whilst wet sanding? i.e. getting in close enough but not sanding the badge...

Mitch

I keep about an inch away from it all the way around it and then buff real carefully.

Jason

It worked! :)

Looking forward to the finished kit pics...

Mitch

I got this one to come through...

Jason

....and I flipped it for ya :)

Lookin good. Reeeal good.

Thanks for that! I can't get a hold on this pic thing.lol

Jason

Cell phone? They have a built in de-orient code to make sure no picture will ever appear right-side up. :)

Anyway you gotta make sure the pic isn't too big [pixel count/"size" setting on cam/phone], then I bring it in to a viewer, don't matter which one, orient it, save it, and....boom!

Mitch

Very nice work! Thanks for the pics.

Creighton

I took the pic with my phone, and emailed it to my self. Sent it slightly undersized while i did that and it came through fine. When I grabbed it off my desktop, it ended up here sideways..

Thanks guys for the encouragement!!!

I think maybe the key is saving it in an [any] image program; claim it, name it, with correct orientation embedded. I don't have a cell phone so can't say, but maybe the technology is still where you need to sit down at a computer for this...?

Anyway the 14 floor tom really kicks it up a notch. Kits going to be wicked, and I don't think anyone would mind seeing a bit more of that...yellow car.

Mitch