Porsche 911T Cabrio vs It's hot!

imported_Picus

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Hey everyone; first "click n brag" in awhile; been super busy. I often wonder if other detailers notice as time goes by you get less and less "long" details (multiple polishing steps, 6+ hours) and get more and more "maintenance wash & waxes", seems like 5 of the 6 days a week I work now are filled with repeat washes. Good for business I guess. Anyway, onward.



Today was a 2004 Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet. It was 32c (90f) and very humid, so it was a good sweat! Overall condition was pretty good; the owner is actually way ahead of the game since he reads Autopia and knows about claying, sealing vs waxing, etc.. but the car hadn't been re-sealed since right after it was purchased. Light to moderate swirling, a good amount of road tar on the rear section; nothing major. Process:



Wash with ONR

Clay (seems like all my "clays" lately have been pretty serious!)

IP/white via PC

Werkstatt Prime Strong/white via PC

Acylic Jett buffed off with Trigger



A couple observations; first Prime+AJ/AJT look incredible on silver. I was even surprised at how much I liked it. The pics don't do it justice at all. Second, I really like Poorboys NL in interiors (id been using exterior only), however Zaino Z10 was bugging me today; left a bunch of spots on the leather. Luckily Leatherique got those out. Oh, lastly I didn't have access to water, so the wheels were tough (tons of break dust on these P-cars!); I cleaned with using Poorboys APC un-diluted and about 50 terry cloths! :)



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A pic of my car chillin' in the garage. It came off the camera like this, obviously it's way over-exposed but I thought it was cool. :)



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Cheers.
 
Picus, The P-car looks very deep!



So did you apply AJ with a foam app to the entire car then remove it with AJT?
 
gmblack3a said:
Picus, The P-car looks very deep!



So did you apply AJ with a foam app to the entire car then remove it with AJT?



Whoops no, I applied AJ via a grey finishing pad then buffed off with AJT.



evenflow said:
That paint looks unreal.



Beautiful car and great detail.



How do you like PoorBoys APC for the wheels?



It worked really well, I didn't want to use an acid based cleaner since I couldn't spray the wheels afterwards, so I just sucked it up and applied the APC liberally then wiped and wiped and wiped. The insides of the wheels were :eek: but they came out well.



Thanks guys.
 
That thing looks sick!!! Great job! I just cleaned a metallic gray 05' Turbo Cab yesterday that I'm about to post up.



I love that picture of your hood too!
 
Looks incredible! The wetness is amazing. I just bought a new Silver car and was planning on using Prime/AJ for its first detail. Your work solidifys my decision. Great job.
 
pretty pretty car!! good job on the detail!

not a fan of the convertable top IMO all 911s should be hard top! leave the soft top to the boxter
 
sneek said:
pretty pretty car!! good job on the detail!

not a fan of the convertable top IMO all 911s should be hard top! leave the soft top to the boxter



+1



I like the 911s to be hardtops. I'm not a big fan of convertibles.
 
Picus said:
I'm not a big fan of them with the tops up either; but I like them a lot with the top down. :)





What doesn't look better with their top down? :LOLOL



That silver looks incredibly wet! Sick job!
 
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