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That looks great! Did he spray paint that or use a brush? Pretty impressive not to get the brake pads with paint.
I did not watch every step. But I think the answer is both. I did see him with some teeny tiny precision tools getting into the tight spots. THis pic may also answer your question....
How is the Porsche logo applied? Looks good. Makes me question my decision to get black calipers with my PCCB’s.
It is a decal with two ceramic clear coats over it. Looks even better in person. I did do yellow stitching and belts and dials too. So it really brings it all together.
Well, I can officially post my pics in this thread. I know most of you may have seen them in the other threads, but this is OUR thread!
It's amazing how different the color is under different lights. Paint quality seems very good too. I don't see a need for any real paint correction before PPF. Just simple clean up.
Well, I can officially post my pics in this thread. I know most of you may have seen them in the other threads, but this is OUR thread!
It's amazing how different the color is under different lights. Paint quality seems very good too. I don't see a need for any real paint correction before PPF. Just simple clean up.
Congrats!! Now you ARE official, lol. Welcome to the official thread and hope to see more photos! Best wishes for miles of smiles.
Not sure if I posted here yet, Had my Spyder for 3 weeks now and loving every second behind the wheel. A few pics
For all you Shark Blue fellas, This is the best deal you will find for anything with the PORSCHE logo on it, $17 bucks, get 1 now.
I received the seatbelts back from SeatbeltPlanet. They were pretty quick on getting the new color webbing installed and it looks like a very good match (their Laguna Blue).They can do a variety of colors of course and their belts meet DOT certification. Interestingly, their belt material comes from the Berger Group, the German company that makes the seatbelts for Porsche. https://www.bergerseatbelt.com/en
The price with this premium webbing was $360. The removal/installation can be done yourself if you are a confident DIY'er. I'll write something up on it sometime soon.
I received the seatbelts back from SeatbeltPlanet. They were pretty quick on getting the new color webbing installed and it looks like a very good match (their Laguna Blue).They can do a variety of colors of course and their belts meet DOT certification. Interestingly, their belt material comes from the Berger Group, the German company that makes the seatbelts for Porsche. https://www.bergerseatbelt.com/en
The price with this premium webbing was $360. The removal/installation can be done yourself if you are a confident DIY'er. I'll write something up on it sometime soon.
For now, here's the end results.
Oh CRAP! That look amazing. Now I have to do this! I'm very interested in reading about the install. Are there any safety concerns with doing them yourself?
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