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02-08-2007, 09:56 PM
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Hey td, tell your customer of the first black Porsche to bring his car to me next time. I'll be happy to screw it up atleast as badly as that detail shop for only 110.00 bucks! 
Nice job on all of those cars.
Nice job on all of those cars.
02-12-2007, 05:31 PM
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Sweet - this is what I love about detailing and why I think dark color cars are so much more rewarding!
You've gotta share your product list though as a matter of respect to other detail enthusiasts! See this way we can all go out and add more stuff to our already overloaded collection of products ($2000 and counting in my case).
You've gotta share your product list though as a matter of respect to other detail enthusiasts! See this way we can all go out and add more stuff to our already overloaded collection of products ($2000 and counting in my case).
02-13-2007, 04:51 AM
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Yes, I know.
Hi Guys, my name is Ron and I'm a detail-aholic. I haven't purchased a product in 5 months, but I'm feeling the need to again so I need your help! 
Hi Guys, my name is Ron and I'm a detail-aholic. I haven't purchased a product in 5 months, but I'm feeling the need to again so I need your help!
02-19-2007, 12:26 AM
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Originally Posted by ronmart
Sweet - this is what I love about detailing and why I think dark color cars are so much more rewarding!
You've gotta share your product list though as a matter of respect to other detail enthusiasts! See this way we can all go out and add more stuff to our already overloaded collection of products ($2000 and counting in my case).
You've gotta share your product list though as a matter of respect to other detail enthusiasts! See this way we can all go out and add more stuff to our already overloaded collection of products ($2000 and counting in my case).
EC/OHC combo on a rotary 1500rpm and yellow LC pad
OP on a pc and an orange pad
Protected with CG's EXTREME TOP-COAT PAINT SEALANT+ 3X CARNAUBA
Tires always get FK1's #108
The 928:
OHC, LC Yellow pad, 1500rpm
OC, LC Orange Pad 1200rpm
OC, LC Orange pad PC speed 6
FK1 #2180, Sealant, Propel Blue pad PC speed 4
PB Natty's (original) by hand
FK1 #394 on wheels
PB NL on tires, wing
911:
9 hours
onr
clay (it was clean)
ohc/yellow pad 1500rpm
optimum mix/pc/6/orange lc pad
CG's glaze pc 6 black propel pad
CG's extreme top cote pc 3 black propel pad
aio on exhaust tips
FK1 # 108 on tires
generic window cleaner
Cayenne:
wash
clay
Menzerna 106ff pc 6 green ccs lc pad
Poli Seal pc speed 5 white lc pad
FK1 #108 on tires
02-19-2007, 12:44 AM
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here is another Porsche for you.
This one only needed a pc to get rid of the swirls
Sorry only after pictures.
Exterior wash washed then clayed (sure needed it). As I said, I used the pc and OC. Since I may not see this car for at least another 6 months at least, I wanted him to have MAXIMUM PROTECTION. Protected it with FK1 #2180 and topped it with #16 - Meg's #16. Tires have FK1's #108 once again.
This one only needed a pc to get rid of the swirls
Sorry only after pictures.
Exterior wash washed then clayed (sure needed it). As I said, I used the pc and OC. Since I may not see this car for at least another 6 months at least, I wanted him to have MAXIMUM PROTECTION. Protected it with FK1 #2180 and topped it with #16 - Meg's #16. Tires have FK1's #108 once again.
02-19-2007, 03:29 AM
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Originally Posted by tdekany
first car, black 944:
EC/OHC combo on a rotary 1500rpm and yellow LC pad
OP on a pc and an orange pad
Protected with CG's EXTREME TOP-COAT PAINT SEALANT+ 3X CARNAUBA
Tires always get FK1's #108
The 928:
OHC, LC Yellow pad, 1500rpm
OC, LC Orange Pad 1200rpm
OC, LC Orange pad PC speed 6
FK1 #2180, Sealant, Propel Blue pad PC speed 4
PB Natty's (original) by hand
FK1 #394 on wheels
PB NL on tires, wing
911:
9 hours
onr
clay (it was clean)
ohc/yellow pad 1500rpm
optimum mix/pc/6/orange lc pad
CG's glaze pc 6 black propel pad
CG's extreme top cote pc 3 black propel pad
aio on exhaust tips
FK1 # 108 on tires
generic window cleaner
Cayenne:
wash
clay
Menzerna 106ff pc 6 green ccs lc pad
Poli Seal pc speed 5 white lc pad
FK1 #108 on tires
EC/OHC combo on a rotary 1500rpm and yellow LC pad
OP on a pc and an orange pad
Protected with CG's EXTREME TOP-COAT PAINT SEALANT+ 3X CARNAUBA
Tires always get FK1's #108
The 928:
OHC, LC Yellow pad, 1500rpm
OC, LC Orange Pad 1200rpm
OC, LC Orange pad PC speed 6
FK1 #2180, Sealant, Propel Blue pad PC speed 4
PB Natty's (original) by hand
FK1 #394 on wheels
PB NL on tires, wing
911:
9 hours
onr
clay (it was clean)
ohc/yellow pad 1500rpm
optimum mix/pc/6/orange lc pad
CG's glaze pc 6 black propel pad
CG's extreme top cote pc 3 black propel pad
aio on exhaust tips
FK1 # 108 on tires
generic window cleaner
Cayenne:
wash
clay
Menzerna 106ff pc 6 green ccs lc pad
Poli Seal pc speed 5 white lc pad
FK1 #108 on tires
02-19-2007, 03:32 AM
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Originally Posted by tdekany
here is another Porsche for you.
This one only needed a pc to get rid of the swirls
Sorry only after pictures.
Exterior wash washed then clayed (sure needed it). As I said, I used the pc and OC. Since I may not see this car for at least another 6 months at least, I wanted him to have MAXIMUM PROTECTION. Protected it with FK1 #2180 and topped it with #16 - Meg's #16. Tires have FK1's #108 once again.
This one only needed a pc to get rid of the swirls
Sorry only after pictures.
Exterior wash washed then clayed (sure needed it). As I said, I used the pc and OC. Since I may not see this car for at least another 6 months at least, I wanted him to have MAXIMUM PROTECTION. Protected it with FK1 #2180 and topped it with #16 - Meg's #16. Tires have FK1's #108 once again.
I'd love to be detailing like that to get my Mercedes and 997 C4s back in shape after a rough winter (and the 911 stays indoors when it is raining, yet it is still pretty bad from all of the road dust in the air)