2007 Porsche Cayman

membim

membim

Chadwick's Auto Detailing
It's been a while since I've posted so if my pics don't work, hang with me. I've sold the bimmer for a Porsche. It's a Cayman and I love it. To clean it up I used the following:



Pinnacle Bodywash

Pinnacle Wheel Cleaner

Poorboys Polish with Sealant

Optimum Clear Seal

Pinnacle Souveran

Poorboys Bold n Bright

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lol vintage I was thinking the same thing, I cant cut my grass that short it will burn. But damn I jelous of the combo and banging porsche and beautiful grass
 
wowZERS! That is really eye popping! Didn't know silver had that pop! :goodjob



And that grass is perfect too! Is it artificial grass like in LA? If its real grass, whoever cuts and maintains that grass deserves a pay raise!
 
I'm very grateful for the compliments. Especially on the grass! I do all of my yardwork. That's why I had to get a silver car!!!!!! I don't have time for black anymore.



The grass is cut higher than you think, DieselMDX. I cut it at 3.5" twice a week and there is one acre of it.



Vintage, I did clay using the Clearkote bar. It's not aggressive at all and I really don't think it did much. Especially compared to the Clay Magic and/or Pinnacle clay bars that I have the most experience with.



I'll post some more pics. Again, I appreciate the praise!
 
membim said:
The grass is cut higher than you think. I cut it at 3.5" twice a week and there is one acre of it.
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Good man, membim. Here, I cut it 4" or higher in the summer or else it burns. I only cut it lower in the fall right before winter. Keep up the good work!
 
Vintage said:
Good man, membim. Here, I cut it 4" or higher in the summer or else it burns. I only cut it lower in the fall right before winter. Keep up the good work!
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4" is pretty tall!!!!



What part of the country are you in, Vintage?



Do you have Bremuda grass?
 
membim said:
4" is pretty tall!!!!



What part of the country are you in, Vintage?



Do you have Bremuda grass?
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Midwest. I believe a mix of fescues and rye? I'd have to double check. BTW - keeping your blade sharp helps the tips from getting ripped and looking too dry, therefore adding more green and less brown to the overall appearance :-)
 
Vintage said:
Midwest. I believe a mix of fescues and rye? I'd have to double check. BTW - keeping your blade sharp helps the tips from getting ripped and looking too dry, therefore adding more green and less brown to the overall appearance :-)
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Cool. Thanks for the tips.



Your fescue and rye grass will probably look greener than the bermuda. We haven't had much rain to speak of here in Memphis, either.
 
Vintage said:
Midwest. I believe a mix of fescues and rye? I'd have to double check. BTW - keeping your blade sharp helps the tips from getting ripped and looking too dry, therefore adding more green and less brown to the overall appearance :-)
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thanx for that tip!
 
Thanks a bunch, Scott. I've learned a lot about detailing over the years from you. Have a good one!
 
That Cayman is gorgeous; very nice work. It's weird - I like my Z4 roadster way more than the Boxster, but I'd have a much tougher time choosing between the Cayman and Z4 coupe.
 
Thanks, epbrown01. I'm pretty partial to BMW's myself. If I had been in the market for a roadster, I would have purchased the Z4, also. You've got a great car!
 
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