Porsche Cayenne One Step - TLC Auto Detail

[rider9195]

Those wheels were bad! I don't get how people can stand it. Fantastic work as usual!!

[RMM]

Those wheels were bad! I don't get how people can stand it. Fantastic work as usual!!

The first thing I always notice when I see a car in the distance is the wheels' condition. It's a great tell-sign of how the owner treats his ride.

[detailguy71]

Nice work

[FASTFRED]

Great Detail.

[Flannigan]

Looks good. I didnt know that power finish finished so well, I might have to pick some up just for 1 step details.

Thanks man! Powerfinish on a yellow BS pad offers great cut, and finishes up awesome on all but the softest paints.

There is a new version of PF now, and it has less cut than the previous version. I'm not sure which one Dave used, but it looks great, nonetheless.

Thank Mark! This was the old Powerfinish, I have a bit left, and then I will have to figure out what to do...lol

From drab to fab. Great job giving that Porsche its self esteem back!


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Thank you Ed!

Looks good!

Thank!

Looks great as always! I might have to try out some Menz PF next time I want to do a one step.

Thanks man! Give it a try, I'm sure you will be impressed!

Man, I have a bottle of the old power finish and holding on to it for dear life. If he used the old one them I'm going to begin sleeping with mine. LOL.. Nice job.

LOL, thanks.

By the way: how did you like the Auto Finesse Passion Carnauba Wax? Dust wise how is it? Do you need something like Finish Kare 425 afterwards?

I enjoyed it a lot. I have all the AF waxes, this one is almost hybrid like. It takes a little effort to buff off, but it shines like crazy. It doesn't bead all that great, but it sheets very well. As for dust, I didn't notice any at all while using it.

Those wheels were bad! I don't get how people can stand it. Fantastic work as usual!!

I agree man, I get upset when my wheels are even a little dirty!

Nice work

Thank you!

Great Detail.

Thanks man!

[maximus20895]

Great work as always. Really like reading your details.

Where did you get that brush that you used for the emblems and gas door?