Suggestions for 1 pass on Porsche?

[Todd@RUPES]

M105 can be used as a 1 step, as described above and give really good results (although it may not be perfect), M205 is great as well. I also really like Menzerna PO203s on Porsche paint (when used with a DA). Again, any of the above steps would likely benefit from a second, refininig step.. BUT from a 1 step perspective they do a good job removing defects and leaving behind an admirable gloss.

 

[gmblack3]

Well, my friend with the yellow Porsche finally came over this Saturday. We spent two hours on the car. He got a tutorial with ONR, then I had him clay the whole car while I polished the hood with M205/Black LC pad. Then I showed him how to use Klasse AIO on the whole car, and I applied it with my DA with a Black LC pad on the hood. That part didn't work so well, I think I put way too much product on!

Anyway, the hood looks much better compared to the other panels. Still a few imperfections, but dramatically better in sun spots. It's a yellow car, so it's hard to see swirls anyway.

The end result, he says it looks even better than when he got it from the dealership

I sent him an e-mail with links @ PAC to all the products we used, so he to can do his own garage washes with ONR.

I told him I could polish the rest in February, or if he felt bad for me spending all that time, I forwarded him Brian's website @ PeachState detailing.

I'm sure he was very happy with the big improvement that you made on his porsche. Thanks for the mention!

 

[moorfan]

I have an upcoming detail on my newly purchased 2007 997 turbo in GT silver.

This car is in very close to perfect paint condition, with only an occasional stray swirl.

I was planning a one -step and was going to use 106FA on a "softer" pad on the rotary....thoughts on this? Going to try to work the polish a bit and maybe avoid the "jeweling" step.


Regards,
Pete