What cleaning products do you use on your Porsche?
04-15-2014, 08:34 PM
#166
Three Wheelin'
Been using One Grand EVR dressing with decent results. Just got a sample of Pinnacle that seems to work well on the black plastic on the front and rear bumpers. Haven't tried it yet on the rubber.
By the way, mine is a garage queen.
By the way, mine is a garage queen.
11-25-2014, 10:22 PM
#168
For tires, rubber & plastic trim I like Car-Pro PERL (full strength - not diluted) or Ultima Tire & Rubber Treatment for window seals and plastic trim. Both are easy to use and don't look "wet" when dry. More of a semi gloss/luster finish. This is a great time of year to buy detailing supplies as many of the bigger online stores waive shipping charges and are giving 20-25% discounts store way.
11-25-2014, 10:26 PM
#169
Though it's been on the market for a while now, there is a high tech alternative to the conventional clay bar. I would like to strongly recommended Nanoskin mitt, towel or DA buffing pad if you haven't already tried it.
Nanoskin & Clay bars
Nanoskin Pad truly a gee whiz product that is luxury turned necessity. Replaces traditional clay bar and allows you to decon the paint in a fraction of the time and effort. Cheaper in the long run then clay. Get the medium grade version in the size desired. I have stopped using conventional clay as a result of buying this product!
http://www.autogeek.net/nanoskin-aut...ium-grade.html
Glide concentrated lube for Nanoskin products this is what's recommended by Nanoskin and since it's such a high tech product, I use it exclusively though any clay lube would "probably" work, but...I'm sticking with Glide.
Nanoskin Glide Instant Detail Spray Lubricant Concentrate 16 oz.
Nanoskin & Clay bars
Nanoskin Pad truly a gee whiz product that is luxury turned necessity. Replaces traditional clay bar and allows you to decon the paint in a fraction of the time and effort. Cheaper in the long run then clay. Get the medium grade version in the size desired. I have stopped using conventional clay as a result of buying this product!
http://www.autogeek.net/nanoskin-aut...ium-grade.html
Glide concentrated lube for Nanoskin products this is what's recommended by Nanoskin and since it's such a high tech product, I use it exclusively though any clay lube would "probably" work, but...I'm sticking with Glide.
Nanoskin Glide Instant Detail Spray Lubricant Concentrate 16 oz.
11-26-2014, 06:40 AM
#170
Nordschleife Master
Though it's been on the market for a while now, there is a high tech alternative to the conventional clay bar. I would like to strongly recommended Nanoskin mitt, towel or DA buffing pad if you haven't already tried it.
Nanoskin & Clay bars
Nanoskin Pad truly a gee whiz product that is luxury turned necessity. Replaces traditional clay bar and allows you to decon the paint in a fraction of the time and effort. Cheaper in the long run then clay. Get the medium grade version in the size desired. I have stopped using conventional clay as a result of buying this product!
http://www.autogeek.net/nanoskin-aut...ium-grade.html
Glide concentrated lube for Nanoskin products this is what's recommended by Nanoskin and since it's such a high tech product, I use it exclusively though any clay lube would "probably" work, but...I'm sticking with Glide.
Nanoskin Glide Instant Detail Spray Lubricant Concentrate 16 oz.
Nanoskin & Clay bars
Nanoskin Pad truly a gee whiz product that is luxury turned necessity. Replaces traditional clay bar and allows you to decon the paint in a fraction of the time and effort. Cheaper in the long run then clay. Get the medium grade version in the size desired. I have stopped using conventional clay as a result of buying this product!
http://www.autogeek.net/nanoskin-aut...ium-grade.html
Glide concentrated lube for Nanoskin products this is what's recommended by Nanoskin and since it's such a high tech product, I use it exclusively though any clay lube would "probably" work, but...I'm sticking with Glide.
Nanoskin Glide Instant Detail Spray Lubricant Concentrate 16 oz.
