Porsche Carrera

pugoman said:
I don't think I'd EVER spend anytime detailing it... spending a weekend detailing it or spending a weekend driving it - I know which I'd choose everytime!
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Over there in England - yes.



Here in the states driving it at 55mph around terrible drivers (N. Virginia) - no way.



For everything else, I'd purchase an HPA tuned Golf R32 (around $65000 total price) that is 4 wheel drive, 208mph top speed & tested on pump gas, Motortrend pealed off a 3.2sec o-60 and an 11.49sec ¼ mile :D :D :D





Anthony - awesome detail! Did you use a pc or cyclo?
 
tdekany said:
For everything else, I'd purchase an HPA tuned Golf R32 (around $65000 total price) that is 4 wheel drive, 208mph top speed & tested on pump gas, Motortrend pealed off a 3.2sec o-60 and an 11.49sec ¼ mile :D :D :D
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Awesome piece of machinery! Both the Porsche and the tuned VW. I saw one on a tuner show this morning.
 
tdekany said:
Over there in England - yes.



Here in the states driving it at 55mph around terrible drivers (N. Virginia) - no way.



For everything else, I'd purchase an HPA tuned Golf R32 (around $65000 total price) that is 4 wheel drive, 208mph top speed & tested on pump gas, Motortrend pealed off a 3.2sec o-60 and an 11.49sec ¼ mile :D :D :D





Anthony - awesome detail! Did you use a pc or cyclo?
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Used my Cyclo, although there was an area under the wing that could use the attention of a rotary. It has some odd marring.



Thanks :)



Anthony
 
You deserve a few weeks on minivan duty to come off that high!



That is an AMAZING car, and you made it look even better.



How is the new Optimum sealer coming along? Are you still using FMJ as your 'go to' sealer? I'd be interested to hear how Optimum compares.
 
mgm121499 said:
You deserve a few weeks on minivan duty to come off that high!



That is an AMAZING car, and you made it look even better.



How is the new Optimum sealer coming along? Are you still using FMJ as your 'go to' sealer? I'd be interested to hear how Optimum compares.
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I still use the FMJ from time to time, I even have some GLARE I am trying out.



The Optimum sealant is still working bugs out. I want it to be really unique among sealants, easy to use with carnauba type look and feel. The durability is zeroed in but it is not very slick and it needs to give more gloss or reflectivity.



Thanks for the compliments :)



Anthony
 
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