Recent content by jleev

Follow this link to some long overdue photos of my freshly detailed '96 993. Thank you to all those that contributed to my education. http://www.pbase.com/jleev/galleries Regards, Jleev

Any one had experience with the Griots Engine Gloss Product? Thanks, Jleev

Are Eimann Fabrik products available retail in the LA area or are they just mail order? Thank you. Regards and thanks. Jleev

Spent some time this afternoon sprucing up the engine compartment of a Porsche '96 993. Mild spot use of degreaser followed by a very gentle and area specific steam clean. Upon drying I noticed what appears to be a white powder or oxidation on mostly metal components (exaust manifold, air...

Are the most of the professional products discussed on this site available retail locally or only from mail order such as CMA etc??? Any local resources for such would be appreciated. Thank you.

I have been using Z-10 on the vinyl surfaces of my '97 993. Unsatisfied with the results. Have bought 303 to try. How would I go about removing the Z-10 and prepping the surfaces to accept the 303? Thank you

Any recommendations (products / techniques) for the cleaning / restoration of factory original chrome Exhaust Pipe Tips on a Porsche ’97 993 would be much appreciated. Thank you.

Preparing to 3M SMR w/PC black '97 993 this week end and would appreciate your comments on the following. Did you remove and replace the rear quarter panel stone chip protectors prior to your first major detail? How do you handle areas of paint in and around emblims and badges and...

I would be interested to here your thoughts on the best bonnets to purchase to use with a PC 7424 for applying and removing Zaino Products (Z5 / Z2 / Z6) on a black 993. Also recommendations for the appropriate bonnet to apply and remove M #9 swirl remover prior to Zaino treatment. Thank you.

Recently removed cleaned and polished the inside of all rims. Made a huge difference to the overall look of the vehicle. Literally days later they are filthy with brake dust and road grime. Is there a product that can be applied to the inside of the rims so such debris could be simply hosed...

Thank you ladies and gentlemen for an incredibly knowledgeable and in-depth forum. As a relative newcomer I have spent many hours combing past posts in regards to ‘Black’ paint It seems that the only sure fire method of removing existing swirl marks is with abrasive compounds and a polisher...