Thank you, I have a few, I did not keep track whenever I do a cluster I take a long time to make sure there are no mistakes. I probably have 8 hours in this one. Really nice ones that don't need that much work 2 to 3 hours and really bad as long as 14 to 15 hours. It just takes patience and practice.
The trick is to clean them extremely good, than I use wizards mist in shine than over that wizards spray wax. I have had extremely good luck with that process lasting for a long time. I did a cluster 3 years ago and it still looks as good as it did the day I did it.
It sure is, I do that on all the clusters I do, it's cheap insurance and very reliable. I don't want the work I do to get smoked because someone does not want to spend the 50 bucks it costs, I won't even do a cluster without that upgrade.
I do not, However Real time Engineering web site has all the info on the swap. or, you can call me and I can walk you through it, all my info what I do is on my Fb page Todds Restorations
