2012 Porsche Cayenne Turbo New Car Prep

Discussion in 'Professional Detailer's Studio' started by Auto Concierge, Jan 10, 2012.

  1. Auto Concierge

    Auto Concierge DB Pro Supporter

    Recently completed, this beautiful Cayenne Turbo was purchased for a new clients wife as a daily driver(You could do alot worse.....imo) and speced the car nicely. Originally the client came in for a estimate but due to a booked schedule I did the car after a "Skakedown cruise" to the southwest so the vehicle came back nice and dirty.

    Vehicle before wash/decon steps carried out, would clean out "Some Grand Canyon dirt".


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    Removing Arizona dirt from the carpeted wheel wells and cleaning the wheels.

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    After the vehicle was brought into the shop I performed the claying step, and found very little fallout except on the rear of the vehicle. Pre cleanup of the interior.

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    There was some "Jean transfer" on the bolster of the seats.

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    Stripped the tires of all previous dressing and built up dirt.

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    Tough dirt build up on the lower rockers.

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    Same area during cleaning.

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    Front underpan had water spot etch and dirt build up.

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    After cleaning.

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    All the lower trim was cleaned, then dressed.

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    Matte dressing applied.

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    Interior needed little, great quality in the current model trim on Porsches.

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  2. Auto Concierge

    Auto Concierge DB Pro Supporter

    A few sun pics of the "Jet black metallic finish".

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    All in all the vehicle was in good shape, as many "New cars" are damaged badly and this vehicle has started out on the right foot as the owner asked many questions on how to keep the vehicle in "As new " condition where only maintenance details are required as opposed to major paint correction details that are costly and totally not needed if maintenance is carried out in a timely manner.
     
  3. bryansbestwax

    bryansbestwax DB Forum Supporter

    looking good bob, I like the exterior much better on these as well, compared to the older versions
     
  4. Marc08EX

    Marc08EX Jedi Nuba

    Looking great Bob!!! The black looks flawless now.

    The car came from AZ?
     
  5. 911Fanatic

    911Fanatic DB Pro Supporter

    A new Porsche needing no correction? Blasphemy!!!!
     
  6. P1et

    P1et Official DB Moderator

    Great work Bob, "it's all in the details".
     
  7. kakeuter

    kakeuter DB Forum Supporter

    Nice work Bob, I like the rocker panel shots.

    -Kody-
     
  8. drew935

    drew935 Auto Salon Works

    No the car went to AZ for a trip and came back dirty from AZ.
    Awesome Bob! That will be my next car.
    His wife must be happy with 500hp. It felt solid on a drive I did with it with very little roll :thumb:
     
  9. Kaban

    Kaban Welcome to Detailing

    Did I read that correctly?

    Carpeted wheel wells? What the?

    Great work!
     
  10. chemgys99

    chemgys99 DB Forum Supporter

    A lot of cars have carpeted wheel wells. It helps with road noise from stones. Good work btw!
     
  11. mikenap

    mikenap Jedi Nuba

    Fantastic work and attention to detail as always Bob!
     
  12. hamza7

    hamza7 Welcome to Detailing

    Great Job Bob
     
  13. detailersdomain

    detailersdomain Administrator

    great job Bob!
     
  14. rwisejr

    rwisejr DB Forum Supporter

    Great job again Bob !!!
     
  15. cnut

    cnut DB Forum Supporter

    Very nice work!
     
  16. Racer

    Racer Birth of a Detailer

    great job Bob
     

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