2009 Porsche Carrera S - Corrected and Coated with CQuartz Finest

Dr_Pain said:
Zach did it again!

Have you ever tried CarPro F&L for the protection of fabric tops? 303 is my go-to but I've been intrigued to try it
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Thanks buddy.

I haven't used F&L yet... I don't get enough convertible tops to stock F&L with it's high cost. I suppose it could be a good upsell, but I include 303 at no cost.
 
Very thorough write-up and pictures! The car came out great!
 
Wow those after shots are stunning! That paint sure does pop and glow!

Your threads are very inspiring!

What light do you use for paint inspection?

Stephan
 
great results as usual!

I too have purchased CarPro glass towels. How long do you use them for before you toss em? Do you wash them with the rest of your microfiber?

Also, what's your technique on the windshield? I typically come in from the passenger side and use my right hand (top of my hand facing the dash) to clean the glass but MAN I hate cleaning the inside of windshields.
 
2.ooohhh said:
Very nice work sir!
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Oceans05 said:
Wow those after shots are stunning! That paint sure does pop and glow!

Your threads are very inspiring!

What light do you use for paint inspection?

Stephan
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Thank you, Stephan.

Here is a thread I created regarding some of the lights that I use: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...-led-work-light-much-better-than-halogen.html

I also use 1000W halogens (sometimes) as well as my brinkmann xenon and Coast HP7.


nissenc1337 said:
great results as usual!

I too have purchased CarPro glass towels. How long do you use them for before you toss em? Do you wash them with the rest of your microfiber?

Also, what's your technique on the windshield? I typically come in from the passenger side and use my right hand (top of my hand facing the dash) to clean the glass but MAN I hate cleaning the inside of windshields.
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Thank you.

I have not thrown one of mine away yet... I simply wash them with the rest of my glass cleaning towels and they keep working.

Your technique sounds very similar to mine... no getting around it, that area is just a real pain to clean.
 
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