Status Auto Detailing: Porsche Cayman S--1 step correction

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Hello Everybody,

Check out this beautiful Porsche Cayman S!

Porsche Cayman S "Stage II" detail

-2 bucket wash/foam cannon (Dawn/hyper wash)
-Optimum power clean for grimy areas
-Paint decontaminated with Iron X
-Meg's clay
-Sonax FE for wheels

This was only a light, single step paint correction to remove light swirls and restore a like-new shine. I think it came out pretty nice. :D Please ignore my ugly wash bay. I'm currently in the process of completely redoing it.

-Meg's M205 via Griot's DA and flat, white LC pad.
-IPA wipe then Menzerna Power Lock Polymer Sealant

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Thanks! I also agree that it is an awesome car. I really like this wheel style as well.
 
Looks great and your shop looks great too. It looks like "bring your car here and it will get detailed" very professional I mean.
 
looks like it cleaned up really well for a one-step, nice job...
 
Here's the new paint job in my detail bay. I'm currently painting my wash bay to match.

Sorry for the low quality pic.

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Wow that's really cool that you could wash it in a bay. Great job on the Porsche.

Your shop looks great.
 
Very nice work, and garage set up keep up the great work
 
Unless I've just been out of the loop or am confused, looks like you got to where you wanted to go as far as your clientele...away from the minivans, etc. Glad it worked out!
 
Your work always show you're on the top. Keep up!

Thank you for taking your time sharing with us,

Kind Regards.
 
Setec Astronomy said:
Unless I've just been out of the loop or am confused, looks like you got to where you wanted to go as far as your clientele...away from the minivans, etc. Glad it worked out!
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:xyxthumbs: It's not that I don't do minivans anymore, but I only do "high end" work, whether that be on a minivan or a porsche.

The biggest lesson I have learned in the past few years is that just because you work on ferraris all day long, doesn't automatically mean you do high end work.

The opposite is also true. Just because you work on station wagons and minivans doesn't mean that you do low end work.

It took me a while to get that concept through my head.

This is the first lesson that any new detailer should learn.
 
Tato said:
Your work always show you're on the top. Keep up!

Thank you for taking your time sharing with us,

Kind Regards.
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Thanks so much, although I don't really like to think of myself as being on the top, but different compared to my competition. I am however, constantly striving to top myself, and in that reguard, you are absolutely correct.

Tomorrow, I'm sure I'll think of something new, or learn something that will make my current self obsolete.
 
Thanks for feedback, I admire your work and appreciate your thinking, I agree that tomorrow new things will come, but I have any doubt that your care, education, attention do detail and respect to what you're doing will never get obsolete.

This is the huge differential in my opinion.

The rest (products, polishers, techniques) may be common to everyone.

Have a nice day my friend,

Kind Regards.
 
Tato, voce esta no Brasil? Rsrsrs Minha esposa e brasileira. Eu falou um pouco Portuguese. Eu preciso praticar o Portuguese. Eu fui no Rio para tres meses. Fui ao Fortaleza tambem.
 
statusdetailing said:
:xyxthumbs: It's not that I don't do minivans anymore, but I only do "high end" work, whether that be on a minivan or a porsche.

The biggest lesson I have learned in the past few years is that just because you work on ferraris all day long, doesn't automatically mean you do high end work.

The opposite is also true. Just because you work on station wagons and minivans doesn't mean that you do low end work.

It took me a while to get that concept through my head.

This is the first lesson that any new detailer should learn.
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This is a great lesson to learn in the detailing world.
 
Gorgeous!

I just got a voice mail regarding a job for one of these little guys :)
 
statusdetailing said:
:xyxthumbs: It's not that I don't do minivans anymore, but I only do "high end" work, whether that be on a minivan or a porsche.

The biggest lesson I have learned in the past few years is that just because you work on ferraris all day long, doesn't automatically mean you do high end work.

The opposite is also true. Just because you work on station wagons and minivans doesn't mean that you do low end work.

It took me a while to get that concept through my head.

This is the first lesson that any new detailer should learn.
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Respect. I have the same outlook. :dblthumb2:
 
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