"Before and After" Pics

[Tim Hancock]

Motorhome seat B4




Motorhome seat after dyeing

[LEAKYSEALS951]

^Pretty impressive. I'm getting ready to re-dye my car interior. Did you put any type of filler on it, or just clean, prep, and dye?

[URY914]

[URY914]

[ckelly78z]

Originally Posted by URY914

Today, you win the internet...good on you !

[Tim Hancock]

Originally Posted by LEAKYSEALS951

^Pretty impressive. I'm getting ready to re-dye my car interior. Did you put any type of filler on it, or just clean, prep, and dye?

Cleaned multiple times then sand the font worn area of the leather then sponged on several coats of the "Rub n Restore" dye. After I had the coverage and flat finish, I mixed some of their clear conditioner product in with more dye to get make it the proper semi gloss sheen. Really impressed with the results. I have not tried it on any of my vinyl, but I might still do it to my dash where there are a few small holes that if patched would require a complete re-dye as my dye is close but not quite a perfect match to allow partial spot dyeing.

[Tim Hancock]

Motorhome bedroom B4




During




After

[Tim Hancock]

Wrecked motorhome interior B4 I purchased




After new flooring and woodwork repair/refinishing

[daepp]

Damn, Tim, that really impressive. And so, too, your YouTube videos. You are very very handy!

Before: we purchased a nice home that needed _everything_. First job was to remove 30 tons of misc debris. The underside and basement were infested with rats and bunnies so I had to close up all of the access and then trap the smart little boogers. Had to replace the roof etc. It was pretty much the worst home in a good neighborhood - third time I’ve done such.

Anyways, I should probably start a thread, but for now here are a few “pool yard” before and after pics:









It had a sort of charm. And those rock walls, while built in 1990, are a big historical thing around here. But what the photos don’t show are the walls were failing/falling over, the pool deck was lifting and had been partially replaced with material that didn’t match. The pool plaster was also shot and overall it had plumbing issues.

After:











The blue/red color scheme took some getting used to for me. But it matches the rest of the house (which was meticulously copied in 1990 from a 1910 Santa Barbara home) and they are the traditional color scheme for Spanish Colonial homes.

[daepp]

One more set:

Before (rocks from decaying walls and from pool remodel):





After:

[Captain Ahab Jr]

David, love your house so please start a thread

[911boost]

Before





After

[look 171]

Originally Posted by greglepore

I have not seen too many Polgilighis since I started riding way back in the mid 80s. They are rare. Your?

[1990C4S]

Originally Posted by Captain Ahab Jr

David, love your house so please start a thread

Yes, seems like a good idea...

[Tim Hancock]

Beautiful place Daepp!!!

[gacook]

Originally Posted by daepp

Damn, Tim, that really impressive. And so, too, your YouTube videos. You are very very handy!

Before: we purchased a nice home that needed _everything_. First job was to remove 30 tons of misc debris. The underside and basement were infested with rats and bunnies so I had to close up all of the access and then trap the smart little boogers. Had to replace the roof etc. It was pretty much the worst home in a good neighborhood - third time I’ve done such.

Anyways, I should probably start a thread, but for now here are a few “pool yard” before and after pics:



The blue/red color scheme took some getting used to for me. But it matches the rest of the house (which was meticulously copied in 1990 from a 1910 Santa Barbara home) and they are the traditional color scheme for Spanish Colonial homes.

I personally prefer the "old" look (if it was in good condition); however, I will say you did a great job and your yard looks fantastic. My wife would LOVE that fire table set-up.

[Racerbvd]

Before;
After

[PRE-H20]

Dang YOUTUBE...... some of those youtube detailers came up with the brilliant idea of polishing the lenses too....... Fucher's !!!

I had to try.......

Before:



with flashlight on the lense



AFTER:

[PRE-H20]

BEFORE:



AFTER:

[greglepore]

Originally Posted by look 171

I have not seen too many Polgilighis since I started riding way back in the mid 80s. They are rare. Your?

Yes. First good bike I had was a Basso era tsx pog. Lost it in a garage roofrack incident. This one is a Rossin era bike, probably 1985 ish, Sl. Its a little big for me, but I got it cheap and did the refinish, then put on some friction shifters, sr derailleurs etc.