Two Porsches, one black, one silver

[Thomas Dekany]

You certainly are one of the top detailers on this forum HANDS DOWN.

No kidding!



One of THE very best anywhere.

 

[Deanski]

WOW Nice work on the black C2S!! Boy do I know how much of a PITA it is to keep it perfect due to the paint being so damn soft.



Never though of using SIP on Porsche paint, being so soft I thought it was a bit overkill, but I see this seems to cut better and much faster and still leave the clear in good shape.



Geez, after seeing that one makes me want to go and start on mine. I just am so busy.



Deanski

 

[Evenflow]

That black one steals the show. Awesome correction :xyxthumbs

 

[Todd@RUPES]

I LOVE reading your threads. Top Notch work as always!

 

[P1et]

Just stunning work, especially on the black one. Not a single imperfection!

 

[Gen2]

I have always enjoyed reading your threads, never fail to impress me with your paint correction skill. The black paint looks simply flawless, amazing depth and shine

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[Carbon Blue]

looks great! did you use an orange LC pad with SIP and a white LC with nano?

 

[imported_DJ Mayo]

looks awesome

 

[EBPcivicsi]

looks great! did you use an orange LC pad with SIP and a white LC with nano?

Sorry, I sould have been more specific. On the blacl Porsche I actually used a foamed wool LC pad, then moved to the PC/orange pad/SIP, then finished with the PC/ white LP LC pad.



On the silver Porsche I used the SIP with a yellow Meguiars polishing pad on the rotary.

 

[Carbon Blue]

thanks, im debating whether I should finish PO85rd with a white or gray pad. How do you like finishing off with a white pad on nano?