2007 Porsche 911 turbo in a beautiful sample to order blue

[RaskyR1]

2007 Porsche 911 turbo in a beautiful sample to order blue.

Repeat client of mine recently traded in his 2012 Turbo S with a PDK for this low mileage Turbo, equipped with a proper manual trans (how they should all come). This vehicle was in for my 2-step exterior correction, long term ceramic coating application, wheels off cleaning and coating, and a light interior cleaning.

Process:

Wash – Meguiar’s Hyper Wash and natural lambs wool mitt
Wheels – Sonax FE+ Wheel Cleaner & various brushes.
Tires - Cleaned with Megs D143 and Tuf-Shine brush. Dressed with Megs Hyper Dressing 3:1
Paint Prep – Griot’s Fast Surface Prep Mitt and Glide as lube
Paint Correction – Griot`s Fast Correct Cream on the G15 with BOSS MF pads followed by Optimum Hyper Polish on the G15 with yellow BOSS pads. Tight areas were done with the Flex PE14, Megs G110v2 and the Rupes Nano.
Glass – Megs D120 and Griot’s PFM glass towels
Coating Prep – ONR wipe-down followed by Opti-Prep
Coating – Optimum Gloss-Coat


Before pics




There was a lot of wax in the cracks and other various areas from previous detailing



















Moderate swirls, which were hard to capture on this color






Wheels and calipers cleaned, lightly polished and coated.

Pusheen approves!




After pics



































Thanks for looking,
Rasky

[WaxMaster1]

Super turnout! I see paint film on the mirrors and fenders and hood. It didn't look bad enough in the pics for the fast correction creme. How did the film look after the compounding step?

[WRAPT C5Z06]

Nice job Rasky!

I'm aware that bumper covers(generally speaking) tend to be a slightly different shade from the factory, but that front bumper is way off in certain lighting. Has it been re-painted?

Also, dumb move for Porsche to go away from a true manual tranny in their new cars.

[mbkite]

What is your secret of removing old wax in cracks
Always love looking at your work...

[RaskyR1]

Super turnout! I see paint film on the mirrors and fenders and hood. It didn't look bad enough in the pics for the fast correction creme. How did the film look after the compounding step?

Yeah, this pics definitely didn't show the true condition. I actually had to make and extra pass with fast Correct on a few areas and there was a few marks that didn't come out 100%. The whole front actually had PPF on it, which was mostly replaced shortly after the owner took delivery in 3M's Pro Series film so a light polish with Opt Hyper Polish is all that was done on those areas to clean/prep the film.

[RaskyR1]

Nice job Rasky!

I'm aware that bumper covers(generally speaking) tend to be a slightly different shade from the factory, but that front bumper is way off in certain lighting. Has it been re-painted?

Also, dumb move for Porsche to go away from a true manual tranny in their new cars.

Yeah, they had to repaint the front cover as the clear lifted when they removed the old film. It depends on lighting but it looks closer to OEM in the sun.

Agreed!

What is your secret of removing old wax in cracks
Always love looking at your work...

Thanks!

Tooth brush, Opt Power Clean, and patience.

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

Beautiful work on the Porsche Chad! That looks great!

Thanks for sharing.

[cpdetail]

Sweet!

[cpdetail]

what all did you use to detail the interior?

[Rsurfer]

Awesome job and very detailed as usual.