Prepping/Maintaining a Black Porsche - BIG ORDER!

[bxtreme]

After a lot of reading, ive narrowed it down to this process for prepping/maintaining a non-metallic black Cayman S. Thing is I need to order the products (mostly from autogeek and some from pakshak) and have them delivered by a friend before the car is delivered. I thus need to order EVERYTHING Ill be needing at once! So hopefully u guys can tell me if im ordering anything unnecessary or replaceable by another product.

Products are:

Polishing:
Menzerna 106FF and IP
6.5" CCS Pads

Glaze:
Clearkote Vanilla Moose Hand Glaze
Clearkote Red Moose Machine Glaze

Waxing/Sealing:
Optimum Opti-Seal
Pinnacle Souveran Paste Wax

QD:
Clearkote Quik Shine

Claying/Washing/Drying:
Stoner Invisible Glass
Optimum No Rinse Wash & Shine
Optimum Car Wash
Clay Magic
Various cobra MF towels
Optimum Tire Shine
EuroW Sheepskin Mitts
White and Black Shmitts

Tools:
Porter Cable 7424 with 5" backing plate
6.5" CCS Pads (do i need 4" as well, just in case?)

Interior:
Meguiars Quik Interior Detailer
Meguiars Gold Class Rich Leather Aloe Combo
3 Pack Blue Microfiber Pad

Prepping Process:
Wash
Clay
Wash
Menzerna 106FF on White 6.5" CCS Pad using a Porter Cable
Vanilla Moose
RMG
Pinnacle Souveran (wait 24 hours)
Optiseal

Am I good to go?

[Gary Sword]

The Cayman is a nice looking car. 4" pads are nice for tight hard to get to places.

[bxtreme]

I meant to introduce myself but couldnt find a special section for it! :P

Ive been reading these forums for a while after doing lots of thorough browsing on autogeek.net, my recent obsession with detailing started around 6 months ago when I was looking forward to buying a solid black Porsche Cayman S. With lots of people making a fuss on the horrors of black paint, I looked into detailing and after a bit of reading I fell in love! I thus plan to order some products and practice a bit until the car hopefully arrives in September or October.. This forum looks like a small and friendly community,
so I guess ill be sticking around here for a long while :P

Cheers

[killrwheels@autogeek]

I think the two glazes are slightly redundant, but otherwise some sound design.

VMG=hand polishing, RMG=machine polishing

[sparkie]

Welcome, and we want pics of you car!

[Nica]

Welcome to the addiction, first of all that is a fine, fine vehicle you purchased. Congrats on the the purcahse.

Sounds like you have done your home work my friend, well done. You will find the 106FF to be a good product and the Optimum line up is good too.

So looking forward to your pictures of your new baby.

[bxtreme]

Thank you ... I cant wait till the car arrives myself! hopefully I can spend sometime acquiring some detailing skills, before I get to touch the car :P.. Should also be a good way to kill time!

What do you guys use as a wheel sealant? can optiseal protect the wheels for long?

[sparkie]

Originally Posted by bxtreme

Thank you ... I cant wait till the car arrives myself! hopefully I can spend sometime acquiring some detailing skills, before I get to touch the car :P.. Should also be a good way to kill time!

What do you guys use as a wheel sealant? can optiseal protect the wheels for long?

Duragloss #101 and after each wash use DG #951 to keep the gloss and protection up.

[Surfer]

We used to run some Porsches, still have our SC for track. Heard from one of the guys that somebody was dropping in a modded GT3 engine into his Cayman.....should be a fun car LOL.

[D&D Auto Detailing]

Originally Posted by bxtreme

Thank you ... I cant wait till the car arrives myself! hopefully I can spend sometime acquiring some detailing skills, before I get to touch the car :P.. Should also be a good way to kill time!

What do you guys use as a wheel sealant? can optiseal protect the wheels for long?

DP wheel glaze.