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Detailer's Domain: Porsche 911 Turbo X50 Cab - what a mess

Look what happens when you loan out your 911 Turbo Cab (X50)

I get a call from Marc Faraj at Town Motors Porsche and he tells me he did something bad.....

I asked him what can be so bad?

He said: I loaned out my 911 Turbo Cab to a buddy.
I said: How bad he says you'll see......

When I received the car it was early morning the sun wasn't out yet, the next day when I was able to pull it out I couldn't believe my eyes! The car was shot!

What was done -
Exterior

- Wheels were prepped with P21S Wheel Gel and cleaned up with various brushes
- Tires were spritzed down with P21S Total Autowash and washed down
- Wheel wells were spritzed down with P21S Total Autowash and washed down
- Wash down and rinsed
- Door jambs were cleaned up
- Clayed
- Dried
- Paint inspected and measured
- Wheels protected with Swissvax Autobahn
- Tires dressed with einszett Vinyl Rubber Care
- 2 Step Paint correction (Meguiars M105 with an Uber Yellow, and Menzerna PO85RD with an Uber Blue)
- Inspection with Fenix, 3m Sun Gun, Infratech, and natural sunlight
- Einszett Glanz was used as a last step
- Rubber and Plastics Treated
- Exterior windows and mirrors cleaned and sealed
- Exhaust tips cleaned

Interior Detail

- All interior surfaces cleaned and protected, including glass, and all
vinyl/plastic surfaces.
- Carpets and upholstery vacuumed.

Products used:
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Exterior:
Adam's Car Wash
P21S Total Auto Wash (engine, presoak, wheel wells, tires)
Uber Yellow Wash Sponge
Swissvax Clay Bar and Optimum Instant Detail Spray and Gloss Enhancer
Einszett Spray Wax
Meguiars M105
Menzerna PO85RD
einszett Glanz

Wheels/Tires
P21S Wheel Cleaner
einszett Vinyl Rubber Care - Tires, wheel wells, engine

Interior:
einszett Interior Kit

Tools:
Infratech 5300
Flex 3403
Makita
Metabo
The Uber Foam Pads (5.5inch)
Tons of "Uber" Microfiber Towels
Uber Drying Towels

Brushes
Cam Spray Pressure Wash and Foam Canon Attachment

Interior
Before



Accumulated dust and grime on the rear seats


More dust /coffee stains etc



Greasy dressing on the center console




Under the rear seats



and more dust

 
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the mess in the door pockets



Vac



After vaccuming I found this apple core under the passenger side seat


einszett ****pit on the driver's side foot well



Removing the greasy dressing from the interior




einszett Leathercare on the seats and leather



Before rear seats


After rear seats


After interior - sums it all up a matte finish!


Exterior
Before











Imperfections on the car prior to the wash and clay



 
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Pre-soak, wheel cleaning, wheel well cleaning, engine cleaning, top cleaning, wash, clay, masking




















Measuring the paint


Exhaust tip before




Exhaust tip after



Before engine


After engine


Raggtop Protectant on the top


Car wash wiped down with Menzerna Top Inspection


einszett Vinyl Rubber Care on the tires and wheel wells


Compound and Polishing - Before - After 50/50

Masking
 
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Before Fender




After Fender




Before hood shot (inspected with the Fenix TK11)


As you can see tons of road rash on the front clip


Before shot of the lights


Polishing out the rear taillights with the Flex


Before


50/50 door shot (after M105 on the left, right side untouched)



50/50 shot (left side finished with Menzerna PO85RD)






After


We use the G Techniq C4 Trim Restorer on various trim on the car, the windshield cowl and the bumperettes (we first cleaned it up with Menzerna Top Inspection)


Before shot of the bumperettes


Clean up with Top Inspection



After



Before Cowl


After Cowl





Cleaning up all the jambs with einszett Spray Wax


einszett Glanz for the last step


Glanz was applied with the PC 7424 XP with an Uber Black Pad


Removal

 
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Thanks! What did a job like this cost? ( est is fine ) I'm just curios. It is also why my car will never be loaned out!
 
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please email me for a quote.
 
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Great work.

By the way, that "friend" is a complete ******.. Who would make that much of a mess of someone's car? Unbelievable!
 
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Great Job...

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thanks!
 
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Phil...beautiful job!

What made you choose Meguiars M105 instead of the standard PowerGloss + SIP + PO85RD combination? Just wondering how you decide.
 

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I believe this is the first post we have used with M105. however we have used it in other jobs before and its a good product as you can see.

this car needed cut so that's another reason we used it.
 
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So to clarify, you could jump from M105 directly to a finishing polish like PO85RD? I usually have to go PowerGloss then SIP, then PO85RD.

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are you using a rotary? if you are using a pc I would say stick to 3 steps.
 
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Flex orital. But I think I understand what you are saying in terms of cutting power.

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