Money2536

Ammo is so good. People are always so afraid to compound the car, but most of the time it's necessary to get the paint to jewel like you want.

Money2536

I've just decided to stop obsessing about it and enjoy the ride.

Ceepe

Money, I want to hear more about the M3. How many miles on her now? Seems like a great car. I heard one in a tunnel and it sounded F1 like. Is it a fun drive?

CAPTAIN 911

Hello money i am new to This forum and i really enjoy reading your post that is a beautiful car and a dream garage.

Money2536

I'm am really excited about it. It is very good. I just hit 1,000 miles on it, so I'm still developing my opinion. The 911 is still much better, but the M3 is awesome in its own right. I'll be sure to type up a review soon.

Money2536

Thanks man! Welcome to the forum!

Duke I

Which polisher do you recommend? I was thinking of getting the Rupes BF 15 and 3". Is the 15 too small to work the larger surfaces?

I am a rookie at this and will work on my X5 first for practice but do not plan to do anything too aggressive -- if I ever need paint correction, I'll likely take the car to a detailer unless I get some confidence.

Thanks. Duke

Money2536

The 15 is probably better than the 21 for the contours of the Porsche body panels. I end up using my Duetto for most of the car, so I wish I had a 15 instead. I have a Griot's 3", but I want to replace it with the mini.

RichardC

Matt,

What do you recommend for bringing out some shine in the oem exhaust tips? Mine are looking a bit dull, but I'm not sure what is safe to use. Thanks.

Richard

Money2536

This is what you need. It works really well. I use it on mine every couple of months.

http://www.detailersdomain.com/P21S-...Soap_p_68.html

991999R

it might be a bit easier to go to a couple autobody places and see if they have some spare parts you can take and practice on.

Duke I

Good suggestion, thanks.

StudGarden

Will it work on wheels too or is that a separate cleaner?

Money2536

I don't think I'd use the P21S Polishing Soap on the wheels. I really like this for regular wheel cleaning:

http://www.detailersdomain.com/1Z-ei...-ml_p_934.html

991999R

i like this for my black wheels (i tried on wife's painted silver wheels too and it worked great)...

spray wheel. wheel woolie in and out to the inner edge of the wheel to get the barrel...small woolie handmitt to get the wheel surface and kaboom, spray down and roll

http://www.detailersdomain.com/Sonax...ter_p_614.html