Brant, that's great and deserving. I assume a car that was done close to assembly line methods would also score the same? The restorations that Jeremy does are exceptional.
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Well, exact overspray patterns are duplicated, etc. and all details are put back as found, so...
There are many different methods used when restoring a car and "qualities" of restoration. This particular way is very time consuming with more time spent on details such as dent removal, pitting removal, panel straightness, etc...lots of time.
If the details and parts are correct, yes, the car will score well. There will always be a small deduction for base/clear paint if it is sanded and buffed i.e. doesn't look like the original single stage finish/without orange peel.
If you are interested in more details, it would be easier to give me a call.