We were lucky enough to work on this very rare paint to sample Porsche 911 GT3. This Maritime Blue Porsche 911 GT3 we believe is 1 of 2 in North America. (would love to see the other 1 or others out there) We received this car in pretty bad shape in much need of a full paint correction. After a full paint correction we were able to bring out the color with Modesta BC-04 a glass coating that seems to make everything look like a hard candy shell. Take a look at our process. I hope you enjoy as much as we did. Here is a list of products used on the interior. 1Z einszett Cockpit Sonax Upholstery and Alcantara Cleaner Leather Master Strong Cleaner Leather Master Barrier Auto Finesse Crystal Glass Cleaner 1Z einszett Gummi Pflege Stift Rubber Care Stick Metro Jumbo Vac n Blow Uber Leather and Carpet Brush Uber Microfiber Towels Uber Microfiber Applicator Pad Products used on the exterior: Adam's New Car Wash Adam's In and Out Spray Adam's Undercarriage Spray Uber Clay Bar Sonax Fall Out Remover Sonax Wheel Cleaner Plus Auto Finesse Oblitarate NanoSkin AutoScrub Mitt Meguiar's M101 Sonax EX0406 Modesta M1 Shot Modesta Primer 01A - Modesta Pro installer only Modesta BC04 - Modesta Pro installer only Adam's Super VRT Auto Finesse Crystal Glass Cleaner Tools used Uber Microfiber Towels Rupes BigFoot LHR75ES Randon Orbital Polisher Rupes BigFoot LHR 21ES Random Orbital Polisher Rupes BigFoot LHR 15ES Random Orbital Polisher Various Buffing Pads Defelsko Paint Meter ScanGrip Multimatch Light 2 Grit Guard Buckets with Caddies Adam's Firehose Nozzle Metro Air Force Blaster Before - Interior Before - Exterior Holograms, Buffer Trails, Swirls, Scratches you name it this special car had it. Paint imperfections were on every panel Trim pieces were dirty and could use a nice clean up. Prep and Wash Grills were pre cleaned Trim pieces were attended to Engine bay cleaned up Wheels and Tires Cleaned Sonax Wheel Cleaner Plus in our Kwazar Orion Pump Sprayer Wheel Woolies make for easy safe cleaning on the high gloss black wheels Tires cleaned up with a good all purpose cleaner - Adam's All Purpose and a good brush the Uber Boar's Hair Brush Wheel wells were brushed and cleaned up as well Calipers were taken care of. Wheels, tires, wheel wells all rinsed We used Sonax Fallout Remover as it was it's a great decon product - it's a little slower than the rest but that was by design, since its slower we have more time to react to the products turning white which makes for unnecessary clean up or even polishing from the product staining trim pieces Rinsed Next up we clayed the car Another quick rinse after claying the paint MetroVac Master Blaster 8 hp used to dry the GT3 We put the lights on the paint to find more issues with the paint. A 50/50 shot of the paint after compounding with Meguiar's M101 Before shot of the passenger fender Close up After compounding and polishing - Meguiar's M101 with a Meg's MF Cutting Pad followed by Sonax EX0406 with a Meg's Soft Buff Polishing Pad on a Rupes LHR21 and Rupes LHR75 Griot's Boss G21 was used as well on this job. Rupes LHR75 used on tight spots like the bumper Rupes LHR75 used to polish out the carbon fiber in the engine bay. Polishing out the rear lid After the paint was fully corrected we moved on to Modesta P-01A also know as Modesta's Primer Modesta BC-04 installed Heat lamps set for final curing Temp needs to get to 120 degrees F Final touches Adam's Glass Sealant used to ensure glass is protect in wet weather. 1Z einszett Gummi pflege used to protect all seals Adam's Super VRT used to dress plastics Door jambs all cleaned up Modesta installed After shots Interior after Engine looking proper Frunk looking sharp A few outside shots
Phil, I'm blown away by the cars you are doing and the quality you are turning out. I never heard of buffing the under side of the hood! End results are stellar.
That's amazing work right there. Love the color and the attention to detail you and your guys are known for!!! Keep up the amazing work!! I enjoy seeing all this eye candy for sure.
Looks awesome Phil. Quick question: how did you polish in between the Porsche letters on the back of the car? Thanks