Porsche GT3...Full on swirl removal

Absolutely Showtime. I liked your pictures very much, however I could better see the result of your work by the video, simple and effective for showing what happened to this red car.

Looks absolutely like a brand new paint job,

Glad owner to have someone like you around.

Kind Regards.
 
Tato said:
Absolutely Showtime. I liked your pictures very much, however I could better see the result of your work by the video, simple and effective for showing what happened to this red car.

Looks absolutely like a brand new paint job,

Glad owner to have someone like you around.

Kind Regards.
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Yea, I use the video for business around here. It helps when people can actually see before and afters of the car, especially as quickly as that video transitions.
 
EVOlved said:
Amazing work looks beautiful.



Am I the only person in the world who hates chrome wheels on sports cars..
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You did a great job on that car, love those 996's...agree with you EVO, I like how deep the rims sit/low pro tire combo, but the chrome is distracting!
 
EXTJosh said:
You did a great job on that car, love those 996's...agree with you EVO, I like how deep the rims sit/low pro tire combo, but the chrome is distracting![/QUOTE]

I thought exotic sports cars were supposed to be distracting?
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Yes, if it's in a good way..but not in a "chrome belongs on an 18-wheeler" way. To each his own!

Showtime, how "soft" is that clear? Would've been interested in seeing a 50/50 shot with that polisher/pad combo.
 
Amazing work. That video really sold it.

You were able to finish lsp ready with Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover without a polishing step? That paint looks like it was jeweled for hours.

I really like TSR but I usually have some haze that I'll use either 205 or Wolfgang Finishing Glaze to remove.
 
Glad I'm not the only one okay ;). Thought I was nuts still a beautiful car. And beautiful work by you showtime.
 
That looks great. Red is absolutely the right colour for that car!!
 
Kyle_Elantra said:
Amazing work. That video really sold it.

You were able to finish lsp ready with Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover without a polishing step? That paint looks like it was jeweled for hours.

I really like TSR but I usually have some haze that I'll use either 205 or Wolfgang Finishing Glaze to remove.
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I just realized that I forgot to add HD Speed in there!! After TSR, I went to HD Speed.

That being said, with a DA and an orange pad, I can get it to where its ready for wax. I make my first two passes on 5.5 speed with medium pressure(7424XP) and then my last four passes are almost no pressure with the speed on 4.5. That being said, I still usually follow up with Finishing Glaze or HD Speed.

I did a Lexus GS350 today that was detailed by a dealership (two in two days...great detailers at these dealerships!) and it had some HORRIBLE buffer haze. They guy didn't want to pay for paint correction, so I waxed with with HD Speed on my 7424. The protection from HD Speed isn't that great, but I told him that, and let him know that he should rewax in about a month and a half or so. The HD speed took out most hte light swirls and all the buffer haze with ease.
 
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