2013 Porsche Carrera

Sizzle Chest

Sizzle Chest

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2013 Porsche 911
28,031 miles
GT Silver Metallic
Black Interior
3.4 liter/350HP/287TQ
0-60 4.4 seconds
179mph Top Speed


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Client just replaced their Boxster S with this. Very clean car! Minimal defects, slight swirling/marring. Got a minor correction, huge gloss enhancement and a ceramic coating.

The ‘details’:

2BW wash w/Garry Dean Shampoo.
McKee’s37 Iron Remover.
Adam’s Wheel Cleaner.
Adam’s Tire and Rubber Cleaner.
Adam’s Spray and Seal to seal wheels/calipers.
Medium clay mitt.
Flex XCE 10-8, Supa BEAST.
Griot’s Perfecting Cream.
Optimum Panel Wipe.
22ple VX3.
Adam’s Glass Cleaner.
McKee’s37 Fast Interior Detailer.
Metro Vacuum.
GYEON Leather on front seats.
Carpro PERL tire dressing.

Thanks for looking!






































 
Sizzle chest:
Thanks for posting pics of this Porsche 911. As stated in other posts of your details, seems like ALL the 911`s in Southwest Florida are ending up in your driveway for a detail and pics.

The question on how you get the tail pipes SOOOOOO clean and shiny was answered above with the Pinnacle Exhaust Cleaner & Brightener. My only suggestion would be to offer some "before" pics of really nasty tailpipes you may encounter to show good this particular car-care product works.

While not a fan of silver or light grey exterior colors, some vehicles just look "stately" and "elegant" with this color (like ALL Mercedes-Benzs`). This 911 exemplifies that description and the exterior surface reflection of it is a testament to your detailing prowess typical of all the Porsche 911s` you do.

One question about this 911: Does it have the PDK dual-clutch automatic?? It`s hard to tell from the photos of the interior. I assume it does since the PDK was introduced in 2009 and this being a 2013 model year.

I also see a lot of Griot`s Garage Correcting Compound and Perfecting Cream Polish being used in your details. Realizing you may have a host other compounds and polishes to use, what do you like most about these two and how do these two compare with the other compounds and polishes?
 
Scott, beautiful result....as usual. This is a nicely optioned base car but it would really stand out with anything other than a black interior, in my not so humble opinion. Those tips would look better than my stock "S" tips...look more aggressive. ISLMSWP.
 
Thanks guys!

Lonnie: OK, I will see what I can do on some future jobs with exhaust tips for ya! Yes, PDK. I find myself reaching for the Griot`s more often than not. Low dust, long work time, and it works great for me!

JJ: Thanks! It does have some nice options for being a `base` indeed. Sport Chrono, heated/ventilated seats, etc. Tips are a nice addition, has a Sharkwerks exhaust on it and sounds good!!
 
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