Car in check is a 1995 Porsche Carrera. It has seen better days, but better than some year 95' cars I have seen. When I saw the car at first about a month or two ago it didn't look to bad. I dont know what happened in those two months, but the car came to me and it was trashed. There wasn't really any shine or gloss to it, just sort of a dull matte look to the paint. Front end has a ton of rockchips on it, probably needs to be repainted. Also some various deep scratches all over the car that I just couldn't get out. Seems as though some parts have been repainted as well, terrible orange peel on the lower portions of the car. A Porsche doesn't deserve to be treated like that, especially a 95 Carrera. Im still in the learning curve of the PC, so im sure with a bit more experience, I could have gotten more done.
My neighbor came over this morning and commented on how nice it looked, and couldn't believe it was a 95' and the paint still looked that good. He wanted me to come over and detail his Camry for him, and will be gladly offering my services to him. The Carrera took me a little over 14 hours to do. Charged him $150, who knows what he will end up actually giving me. You wouldn't believe some of the crap I pulled off this paint. I will let the pictures do the talking.
Here she is, just after pulling into my garage.
Out in the sun.. ehh not to bad, right...right?
Swirl City
Wheels had all sorts of crap on them. Mostly tar, rockchips, curbing, TONS of brakedust.
My neighbor came over this morning and commented on how nice it looked, and couldn't believe it was a 95' and the paint still looked that good. He wanted me to come over and detail his Camry for him, and will be gladly offering my services to him. The Carrera took me a little over 14 hours to do. Charged him $150, who knows what he will end up actually giving me. You wouldn't believe some of the crap I pulled off this paint. I will let the pictures do the talking.
Here she is, just after pulling into my garage.
Out in the sun.. ehh not to bad, right...right?
Swirl City
Wheels had all sorts of crap on them. Mostly tar, rockchips, curbing, TONS of brakedust.
How anyone can let a Carerra get in that condition is unbelievable. It looks like it was washed with steel wool or those brushes at the car wash bays. I can see where you spent 14 hours on it, it doesn't even look like the same car. I'd be interested in what products you used also. Still having a hard time with how dirty your clay became, wow! :2thumbs: