McLaren 570S Full-Monty Project Video [100+ hours crammed into a 3 minute video]

[suds]

Originally Posted by Andyblue

It’s to do with “ The Full Monty” film - basically they took everything off, but kept their hat on (to cover their modesty)

And after you watch the movie you really should listen to Sir Tom Jones singing it whilst you detail - unless you don't like smiling. Get your staff involved and send us the video link

[Summit Detailing]

Good job, both on the car and the video

Nice to see the standard of Mclaren's finishing doesn't change regardless of which country the car is sold

cheers

Chris

[Radish293]

That is seriously impressive.


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[dchapman88]

Absolutely stunning!
Fantastic work and a stunning car

[stangalang]

Nice thorough work and great video. Well done

[Jean-Claude]

Originally Posted by Andyblue

Just watched the video - what a stunning machine and looks gorgeous when completed

Thank you for the kind words.

Originally Posted by suds

And after you watch the movie you really should listen to Sir Tom Jones singing it whilst you detail - unless you don't like smiling. Get your staff involved and send us the video link

Originally Posted by Summit Detailing

Good job, both on the car and the video

Nice to see the standard of Mclaren's finishing doesn't change regardless of which country the car is sold

cheers

Chris

The more expensive the car, the more likely it is to come trashed I suppose.

Originally Posted by Radish293

That is seriously impressive.


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Thank you!

Originally Posted by dchapman88

Absolutely stunning!
Fantastic work and a stunning car

Originally Posted by stangalang

Nice thorough work and great video. Well done

I appreciate that gentlemen!

[Stoner]

Fantastic work and a lovely car.

I now feel a little inadequate when I do my "full monty" of a wash, clay and sealant. I need to up my game

[Jean-Claude]

Originally Posted by Stoner

Fantastic work and a lovely car.

I now feel a little inadequate when I do my "full monty" of a wash, clay and sealant. I need to up my game

You somewhat touch on an interesting subject.

When we look at others and consider how we can improve ourselves(regardless of the reality of it being necessary or not).

I personally feel any relative successes I may have are due to others around me that push me to be better and my own beliefs which are the absolute foundation for how I work for those who spend their hard earned money on my services. Certainly, those that came well before me and lay the groundwork for this industry also deserve credit.

I stand on the shoulders of giants...