GP Automotive Renewal Service: Phase2/Nano/Pain Correction - 997 GT3RS
06-04-2013, 10:18 PM
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GP Automotive Renewal Service: Phase2/Nano/Pain Correction - 997 GT3RS
This GT3RS was an exciting project. Not only is this a dedicated track car, but it was also owned by movie star and Porsche-racing driver Patrick Dempsey. It was great to see this amazing 911 come back to life and look great on the track as well. Putting the Nano coating will surely be a test of this product on the track. Enjoy!!
Engine cleaned using a citrus-based cleaner
Wheels cleaned using an all-natural wheel cleaner from Lumiere
A few imperfections in the paint from improper washing. Just because it's a track car, doesn't mean she can't look like a proper Porsche
Only way to polish the imperfections on deck lid is to simply remove the wing. A little OCD, but that's how we do it
Things like this are pretty cool and give lots of character
Engine cleaned using a citrus-based cleaner
Wheels cleaned using an all-natural wheel cleaner from Lumiere
A few imperfections in the paint from improper washing. Just because it's a track car, doesn't mean she can't look like a proper Porsche
Only way to polish the imperfections on deck lid is to simply remove the wing. A little OCD, but that's how we do it
Things like this are pretty cool and give lots of character
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06-06-2013, 08:10 AM
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Very nice. Interesting 5 lug to center lock conversion. What do you use/sell for film?
06-06-2013, 03:27 PM
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06-06-2013, 03:39 PM
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I'd like to clean the engine on my car even though it's not grimy, just not showroom. Typically on other cars I'd spray a degreaser on it and hose it off 2-3 minutes later. Any problem doing that on these cars?
