911 Carrera 4S Meteor Grey Metallic

[DetailsByDennis]

-wheels with megs wheel brightener cut 4:1

-wells megs super degreaser cut 4:1

-foam gun (thanks Matt you rock! - let sit for 5-7 min)

-sonus green clay

-tires got majestic solutions super blue

-wells got majestic solutions Perfect 10!



Some marring/water etch marks on the lower part of the hood...

106ff@1400rpm w/orange ccs

OP@1000-1200rpm w/white ccs

clearkote cmw @ speed 5 w/PC to apply wax

(thanks landon for enough 106ff to do this and the rotary use)



The sun was hiding behind the clouds as it was about to rain - I really need to get sun shots because the flake is gorgeous!



Before pics:

After pics:

-Martin

 

[Thomas Dekany]

beautiful, but you have to remove your phone # from the pictures. forum rule

 

[Brian_Brice]

looks very sharp.



i think they posted a rule about watermarks on photos, be careful and check the rules.

 

[Scottwax]

The paint is seriously deep and wet! :drool:

 

[CBlakeNS]

I agree with ScottWax, nice work.

 

[Mobilejay]

I thought your wheels were just dark, they looked good, but look better now. Nice job paint looks very nice.

 

[jimmie jam]

very nice car detail :cooleek: . it seems that every "porch" i see has different factory wheels. what's up with that?

 

[CHAOS]

saw ur post on nasioc... car looks great man, nice work!

 

[DetailsByDennis]

saw ur post on nasioc... car looks great man, nice work!

Thanks, posted over there too :up

 

[odonnellb]

beautiful car...bad choice on the wheels though, should have gotten standard c4 wheels or turbo wheels

 

[Deanski]

Very nice work!!:bigups



Nice to see another Porsche done correctly.



As for the wheels, some owners like the Sport wheels (optional) as opposed to the standard "Lobster" S wheels like what I have. The Sport wheels are a PITA to clean. I hope you added some sealant to them as brake dust on these wheels are not fun to clean.



I see he didn't go with the PSE (Porsche Sport Exhaust). Easy to spot, tips have small/big dual outlets on each side.



You HAVE to get him to change the side markers to clear!! The amber ones are ugly!



Finding the paint a wee bit soft? Very easy to correct defects, but be very careful on bumpers and other known areas that can be thin. I'd also advise on having paint protection film on it as the car is low and very prone to get stone chipping.



I see you went with 106FF to correct, then over to OP. I'd just switch pads and stay with the 106FF or if you have any, P085RD. Still, the OP did the trick as well!!!



Once again, nice work!!



Regards,

Deanski