Porsche GT3 This car was done a while ago but did not have time to do the write up untill now.. sorry about that, but here it is anyway The car came out to the detailing garage in good conditions: Just a little bit dirty: Some swirling as expected: Some more heavy scratches on the front fender: Bernhard degreasing: Foaming: Bernhards keepin it real: Very pleased: SV Car bath and mothers wool mitt: P21s smells........mmmmmmmmm nice: SV blue clay - mild: Masked up and ready for some compounding: Joachim also dropped by to clean his Lamborghini rims : Then some obscure reflections: Bernie's trying to sneek up from behind: sorry about that.. let's get back to the GT3: Panels were messured with PTG: Re-painted: Started out with some mild compounds at first and ended up with orange scholl (medium hard) combined with S03Gold(heavy cut). Slowing down on the rpm's in the end left somewhat a pretty shine surface and also "reduced" some of the holos on this stage: 50/50: As I've seen before on Porsche original paint it feels rather sticky, especially the more cut you add to the paint: Prior to orange scholl and S03G: After I believe: A small pot of Zymol Vintage was used to hold machine polish propper on this areas: 50/50: Bernhard keepin it real again: Some sticker residue was removed from the roll-bar: 3M GPAC on a MF cloth did the trick: BBQ time:thumb:: The chef: Candle lights, beef and a red porsche in the garage equals one romantic evening Bernhards a little upset that he received the smallest piece here : Back to the car.. Some heavy damages on the fender: Compounded with wool and Scholl S03 Gold for a long while.. Wool pad to prevent the heating: then some: Inspection is important: Believe it's about LSP ready now?!? : S40 on blue Über pad: Two beauties toghether in the garage: Then some finished photos outside: The happy owner returning with his car: Thanks for watching!
Wicked, love it how you boys just made an adventure out of it with people coming by and having some BBQ. These details show everyone needs to lighten up a bit and have some fun with all this detailing nonsense!
Fantastic work. This was a very enjoyable write-up to read because you show the technical aspects of the work as well as the lighter moments which are fun to see. Who knew that a detailing shop could be such a romantic place :giggle:. Your photography work is excellent with nice artistic qualities.
Great work on the car! But nothing beats the older green one you did a while back. I still think about that one. The Zuffenhausen is really nice to work with. Glad you gave it some airtime. One thing if I may, I am not crazy about the cover-ups on the headlamps. That car doesnt need cosmetics. Its a GT3! It doesnt matter what year it is. For me, the next time you detail that car please rip them off the car and give them back to the owner in a box - all broken up in pieces and say it happened when you were cleaning the wheels or something. Please? For me.. Thanks again buddy. Joe D.
Love the write-up, and especially the work. Just one questions, was Joachim wearing Capri pants? LOL!
Thanks mate lol, don't have anything to give away.. The new version of P21 is with an improved smell, which is not a good thing.. Now it smells like "all" of the other stuff. (not like an old really bad fart).. Thank you, nice to hear.. No point in making it to a sad story Thanks. We have a very romantic detailing garage with long day and nights:hug: Thank you on the photography comment Getting better there as well.. HAHA, that comment made me loose almost an hour on old montyP clips on youtube.. thanks So you remember that one Joe Nice to hear.. The headlamp stuff is of course an individual preference that is well discussed about now I think.. Would never remove such a part, even if I really wanted to;-) But, maybe for you next time thank you You be the judge of that This was just a 25 hour detail in total, but thanks anyway
