Hey everyone my name is Ignas This would be my first ever time showing my work. Maybe some of you guys have seen before, but i do work in a body shop. And this is one of the cars that i had a chance to work on. I came to work after school, and i see this beauty sitting there I was informed that it was on a truck being transported to the dealership lot. And during transport the driver parked his trailer near some trees and scratched the roof of this Cayenne. Well after closer inspection i saw that pretty much every panel on the car had some sort of scratch on it. I was told to correct everything so the driver doesn't get in trouble. I didnt have much time on it, and i needed to hurry up and wet sand a bit of the roof, so i did not get many pictures. But i was fortunate enough to work on a completely brand new car so i wanted to share. Also now i see how you guys always compliment Porsche CC, it really was a pleasure to work with. Process Meg's Gold class CC Bug & Tar remover Dried with compressed air Roof was polished with Presta UCC Menzerma SIP LC Light Cut pad DD Polish pad DD Med polish pad Wet sanded a bit of the roof with 1500 grit paper, then went over it with 2000. Sorry i do not have pictures. It wasn't easy to polish or wet sand because the scratch was in the middle of the roof. Wash: It may not look like it but this car is pretty tall. Here are the imperfections. Corrected with DD Uber pads and SIP. I used this on the roof. And here it is corrected. I didnt have a chance to take pictures of everything because the driver wanted to come pick up the car already. And this car was going to the dealership now, so i didnt even bother to fully clean it or put stuff on the wheels cause i knew they were gonna slap their cooking grease on there anyways. I apologize for the Iphone pictures and for the lack of explanation in everything. I will try to improve the more of these i get to post.
you did a good job ! :applause::applause: considering that all body shops dont even know how to polish swirls out. great work on that Porsche!