Just completed and delivered today(2-16-2011) a tastefully modded 997 Turbo with suspension, Neez Rennsport Wheels, and Tech Art steering wheel. The car had about 26,000 miles so I know the owner is enjoying the car(As he should). Here is the initial condition before the wash/clay steps were carried out. Time for a shower. The light finish hides quite a bit untill the right spectrum of light is cast upon it, some deep RIDS. Corrected. Roofline scuffs. Clarity restored. Rare factory sand scratches(Did not see any evidence of a re-spray on the wing). Looking better. Entire wing corrected. This deep RID(s) was corrected with the New Meguiars Compound and pad with two passes. Stunning & costly Neez Rennsport wheels in 20" now looking thier best. For those of you with tracktime.......know this scrubbed edge means someone was having fun!!!......
Not sure why Porsches have greasy keyholes(Do not notice this as much on other makes I work on). Zapped it with the steamer as always.... Built up dirt abound "Turbo badge". Since the steamer was up to temp, blasted away the crud.... "Dirt free" badge. Polished & waxed the seat back shells. Unknown substance on the trunk carpet floor piece....steamed it. Clean........ Gorgeous "Cocoa" interior, seats were pretty dried out, so they were cleaned and dressed to a satin finish. Aforementioned Tech Art steering wheel..........= "Tightness". Engine bay clean& fresh...... Has been raining all day(Today) but some clearing came about and I zipped the car back Sharkwerks for the delivery.
The short answer is no, a quality steamer will run 400.00 dollars and up I am afraid. The model I have is the Vapor Clean TR6.
with the results your getting 400.00 is worth IMO, that is definatley a peice of gear I would love to pick up
Auto Glym Custom Wheel cleaner, P&S Beta product/brake buster or in many cases just dismount the wheel to get every part of the wheel and suspension.
