Targa 4S

[72offsuit]

Stumbled on ClearKote an old favorite of some online, I personally had never heard of it so I decided to try it. Bought Red Moose Machine Glaze, Carnauba Moose Wax, Quik Shine Detail Spray and applied in that order after washing, claying and polishing. The glaze and the wax are liquid, both go on easy and a little goes a long way. Used Meguiar`s G110v2 set to speed of 3 with red finishing pad for glaze and blue finishing pad for wax. Let wax cure overnight and wiped down with Quik Shine spray. To me looks as good as anything I have tried and the cost is very modest. No vested interest in company just calling em like I see them.



http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v435/Karnotaur/IMG_4495_2.jpg

[DaGonz]

Nice reflections!

[Brad B]

Outstanding! Great taste in machinery! ;)

[lostdaytomorrow]

Very nice ride and very good job on the detail

[Ch96067]

You might want to try Vanilla moose glaze as well. It is well thought of especially on lighter colours. Nice result. Lovely mirrors.

[dschribs]

I have used Red Moose Glaze in the past. Always worked well and it`s WAY more user friendly than the Meg`s #7 I used using prior to discovering ClearKote.



Quickshine is the best QD I have ever tried. No issues with streaking and it can be used on just about anything.

[gt08vapor]

The reflection looks good. But as most know that was in the prep.

[C. Charles Hahn]

That looks gorgeous!

[mikenap]

Gorgeous car, and cool pic. I dig the backdrop of the wood pile for some reason.

[BluBrett]

Beautiful!



Reminds me of this:



http://i738.photobucket.com/albums/xx25/blubrett/001-21.jpg



I like the fact that it is an elegant Porsche, seemingly in the middle of the woods... IDK where I`m going with this, it`s just a great picture!