Brand New Makan-Last of the Season :(

[Billy Baldone]

Excellent job Richy. I had the goldish copper color a couple months ago. The wheels were a bit finicky, but came out great. I'm not sure if I would ever want one of those, but pretty cool none the less

[Ebg18t]

Magnificent work Richy!

You are a better man than I for washing in cold weather.

Curious why you were concerned about the ceramic brakes on his other car?

Getting chemicals into-into the carbon/Ceramic rotors can be a costly replacement.

[Sizzle Chest]

Great job and write-up Richy! Stay warm...and safe too brother!

[richy]

I see a swirl ..... Jk great work!

Hahaha. Thanks!! I appreciate you taking the time to comment.

Another stellar job my friend.

Thanks very kindly Don! Merry Christmas my friend.

Beautiful Richy!

I am a fan of Porsche but more so the cars over the SUV range, these are rather cool though. I've done a few now & the more I do, the more I like them. The red looks absolutely delicious & Richy, you sure have done it justice. Bet your client was stoked.

Wow! I struggle with our Winters down here, I haven't a clue how you actually survive Richy! Hats off to you . . . . or maybe just keep the hats on brrrrrr.

Awesome job Richy!

Aaryn NZ.

Thanks very much Aaryn! Yes, I definitely kept the hat on!!

Beautiful work Richy! Sad to hear you've packed away the stuff for the season but i understand how conditions force that.

True, and with all the snow we've had already (early for us), it doesn't look like I'll be doing any washing outside like I was able to do several times last winter. Got spoiled!!

Beautiful, thanks for sharing.

I had "heard" that the 3401 was too aggressive for essence? Most were using rupes type. Any hints on 3401 use?

Thanks very much Ron! I've had no issues with Essence in regards to the 3401. It's not like I'm using mf pads with it which is about the only thing I know that it doesn't play well with. I use typically either the Gloss pad or a yellow B/S pad that had been dampened and spun dry.

Magnificent work Richy!

You are a better man than I for washing in cold weather.

Curious why you were concerned about the ceramic brakes on his other car?

The others were bang on for both accounts. Just use soap and water and they are very fragile if you clip one removing the wheel. The guides stop that from happening.

Excellent job. All this talk about seasons, not sure what those are. If it gets below 65 degrees where I live, people start whining about "the cold"

<tongue sticking out> LOL

As always my friend, outstanding job Richy! Enjoyed your posts this year! Merry Christmas buddy!

Thanks very much. God Bless and Merry Christmas.

I'll let Richy answer best but my understanding is if you are not careful pulling a wheel and tire off (and back on) you could damage the more fragile ceramic rotor. those lug pin extenders help guide it off straight and reapply.

I would be sick to my stomach if i ever cracked a very very expensive rotor.

Amen to that brother, amen to that!! I'd have to work the whole season just to afford replacing one!

Excellent job Richy. I had the goldish copper color a couple months ago. The wheels were a bit finicky, but came out great. I'm not sure if I would ever want one of those, but pretty cool none the less

I was really enjoying its curves. Especially in red! Thanks for taking the time to comment Billy, I appreciate it!

Getting chemicals into-into the carbon/Ceramic rotors can be a costly replacement.

Yes Sir, you nailed it.

Great job and write-up Richy! Stay warm...and safe too brother!

Thanks very much Scott! God bless and Merry Christmas my friend!