Menzerna Rocks the house!

:applause::worship2:

I have used hundreds of products in my 20 plus years of polishing paint and I must have to say I have been very pleased :yikes: for the past 4 years with Menzerna products!

Here is a 25 year old (original paint) Porsche 930 that was very sun faded and dulled out. I worked my magic with olny Menzerna products and was quite pleased.

Polished with numerous Menzerna polishes using my slow cutting technique and topped with Menzerna Power Lock Sealant.

This was a 6 day job and the owner was so pleased with the whole outcome, he tipped me an extra $400.



Thanks for making such great products! They even pass my seal of approval.

 

SWEEEEEEEEEET!! More pics, please.

 

wow that wetness is craaazy

 

Yup, Menzerna is some of the best.

 

Rydawg you make everything look amazing! haha I agree with you Menzerna make some very sweet products!

 

i agree menzerna is among the best polishes

all i have for correcting is 106FF, 85RD and a small sample of 91L - and that's all ive ever needed

however, that pic is very over-exposed/high on the contrast - you can tell by the reflection off the rubber tyres/bumper

 

wow looks great!

 

Amazing pic Ryan !!

 

love humps yummmm I agree I'm pleased with their power finish whats another one buy them that is a bit more aggressive?

 

Thanks for the comments and post. Great job and superb photo.
Somewhere a piece of literature is looking for that great shot...

 

+1

anyway, nice picture

 

Holy Crap Ryan...That pic is amazing.

Desktop worthy for sure...:worship2::worship2:

 

Looking forward to seeing the rest of the photos.

 

Thanks guys!!!!!!!!!

 

You don't like the 4 coats of super blue on the tires so it matches the paint. :yikes:The pic I shot itself was exposed high while it was taken because of the mixed lighting. It was super bright outside and the shop was dim compared to it. I had to actually bump the exposure down a tad in ps.

This was a 6 day polishing job and the owner tipped me an extra $400 on top of the job.

 

well done dude ... i thought you edit the photo lol before your explanation ...

 

If the tip alone was $400, I wonder what the entire bill was...

 

It wasn't all that too bad considering that I increased the book value another $10,000 and it has all original ss paint. He is trying to sell it now and it should sell pretty fast. He wanted it as perfect as I could get it.

A paint job would have cost more, but then it wouldn't be original paint.

I did a GT3RS for him last year too.

 

Awesome Ryan!

 

looks superb. lets see the rest of the pics!