RUF Rturbo: autoLavish in Puerto Rico

[Jack Kruer]

Marc, Thanks for sharing a nice write-up on the RUF. I like your proper explanation of how a foam gun should be used. I also love the garage area of the house in P.R. very cool.

Thanks
jk

[bmw5541]

Great job guys!:clap:

[muttgrunt]

Great work in PR guys, the Porsche needed it badly!

BTW Please remove just the link to another site per forum rulesDa Rules!. Thanks.............:wizard:

Much appreciated and sorry about that. Wasn`t trying to advertise as I`m not associated with the brand in anyway, just thought fellow car enthusiasts would appreciate some of the wild stuff those crazy folks in Germany are putting together

Marc, Thanks for sharing a nice write-up on the RUF. I like your proper explanation of how a foam gun should be used. I also love the garage area of the house in P.R. very cool.

Thanks
jk

Thank you Jack. A foam gun, like many other things, can be a very useful tool when used correctly.

Great job guys!:clap:

thanks

[gmblack3]

Excellent work Marc!

Also nice being down in PR enjoying the warmer weather.

[imported_RaskyR1]

Nice work Marc! :clap:




So did you actually re clear the headlight and taillights, or did you just polish them?

[imported_glfahlc]

Marc, Thanks for sharing a nice write-up on the RUF. I like your proper explanation of how a foam gun should be used. I also love the garage area of the house in P.R. very cool.

Thanks
jk

i did too, but did you use a foam gun or a foam cannon.. i have both and i prefer the amount of foam the cannon puts on the car. however the gun has its uses for me as well.

[Puckman]

Nice work on a beautiful machine. Thanks for letting us see it and your work.

[imported_Luster]

Car looks great! Nice work....ancing Dot::clap:

[muttgrunt]

Excellent work Marc!

Also nice being down in PR enjoying the warmer weather.

Much appreciated Big B. Sure was nice to have some shot & flip-flop weather!

Nice work Marc! :clap:

So did you actually re clear the headlight and taillights, or did you just polish them?

They weren`t bad enough to warrant any potential sanding. They were polished with M105/205, and came out beautiful.

i did too, but did you use a foam gun or a foam cannon.. i have both and i prefer the amount of foam the cannon puts on the car. however the gun has its uses for me as well.

We used the cannon in this example. We have both and find they have their places. When we`re going to have the pressure washer out, we usually stick with the cannon.

Nice work on a beautiful machine. Thanks for letting us see it and your work.

Thanks for the compliments and for giving me the time to display our work

Car looks great! Nice work....ancing Dot::clap:

thank you

[Street Dreams]

This is the perfect 911... even before the detail. Now it just has been treated like the perfect 911, looking tight and well protected.

What else you got coming from the Rico?

[muttgrunt]

This is the perfect 911... even before the detail. Now it just has been treated like the perfect 911, looking tight and well protected.

What else you got coming from the Rico?

Thanks a lot Dave!
Well... you twisted my arm... so here`s the sneak peek exclusively for TinD...

[Jeff U]

This is the perfect 911... even before the detail. Now it just has been treated like the perfect 911, looking tight and well protected.

Great job!

Perfect 911 ?

Almost, it would be perfect if it was BLACK! :thumbup:

[Street Dreams]

Great job!

Perfect 911 ?

Almost, it would be perfect if it was BLACK! :thumbup:

Black porsche paint? Um I`d rather drive a white Geo!

[grungy]

Black porsche paint? Um I`d rather drive a white Geo!

ROFLAO! Your comment Dave almost made me lose dinner :iagree:

Stunning machine Mark and make sure you hit the rum factory while you are in the neighborhood - ok the island. Still, very sweet ride given the proper care from a master of his trade. :thumbup:

[Jeff U]

Black porsche paint? Um I`d rather drive a white Geo!

Come now Sweet Dreams, I saw that Porsche Cabriolet you did back in November.

Stunning in black!