LOVE IT -Boxster S

[Ranger72]

I ask because I find that on sloped/ curvey cars (like the porshe) I tend to go with 8" pads because I feel I have more control. To each his own, its all how the guy behind the machine feels.

[Ranger72]

Originally posted by gtp
What made you go right to the DiamondCut instead ofstartting with #83?

Whydidyou use theSwirlFreePolish instead of followingwith #81?

Thatis one of the nicest black cars ive seen,lovetheshine!

82 leaves a very clean clear and reflective finish while still having the ability to remove any slight buffer marks that may have been created with the 83, though in Joe's case (and most people very acquainted with the rotary) , I doubt there was anything left over!

[Superior Shine]

Yea I like the 6 inch pads. I like to shine inch by inch, small sections at a time. Mike Phillips also noticed once how slow I run the rotory, I rarely go higher than 1400 RPM.

So small pad and slow buffer is how I do it.

These swirls were bad and deep. I cut them down with diamond/wool pad on a rotory, then DACP/8006 on the rotory as well. Because the paint was so soft we had to swirl free it with a DA to get it perfect.

[gtp]

hi superior shine-

i signed up after seeing this thread...this is a truly amazing job .

I am interested in your choice ofproducts. I have Camry I must detail as it has not as many swirl marks as the Boxter, but I am looking for the same shine Do you think youcould have gotten a similiar shine using #80 instead of the SwirlFreePolish? I am wondering if aSwirlFree Polish may be a better choice on black then the #80 if all the swirls are out..

I can't get over the Boxter

[Ranger72]

Joe, what kind/ brand of backing plate do you use for the 6" pads on the rotary?

[Tom Weed]

Joe,
your work is very impressive, and what a pleasure it must be to work on all these NICE vehicles....

Car looks awsome!

Tom

[Superior Shine]

Originally posted by Ranger72
Joe, what kind/ brand of backing plate do you use for the 6" pads on the rotary?

Rotory-Meguiars

DA- Mirka

[KLnyc]

Man, thats awesome works. I dig the hood shots.

[Love My Ride]

HOLY CRUD!

I showed those pics to a friend of mine who washes his car once a year, he was floored (so was I).

Keep up the good work. And for crying out loud, stop showing-off!!


Love your work Joe.

[MandarinaRacing]

We're not worthy!



Suepriror Shine for President!

Alex

[RLdetail]

That is FANTASTIC!!!

It's like looking in the mirror after a shower and then wiping the mirror off!

What I would like to know is how can you buy a $100,000 car and let it get like that?

I guess if tou can afford to buy one then you can always sell it and buy another whe it gets dirty/swirly!

[Superior Shine]

Originally posted by Weekend Detailer
Great job on another beautiful vehicle. Your work and results have always been an inspiration for me and my friend who recently joined the MOL a few months ago. I hope with your photos and advice, I will eventually build up the knowledge to get and use a Rotary and with experience like yours, get excellent results.

It's from experts like you and other MOL members that have driven me to begin detailing other cars (extra weekend cash) which I have come to love and enjoy doing with my partner. Thanks for the photos, and keep them coming. GREAT WORK!!!

~ Julius

Thank you all for the compliments.

Julius, I notice your location. I am orig from So. Fla. and will be back there this Jan/Feb. We are talking about a meet up with other auto detailers (pro and enthusist) on a Saturday for a detailing day/class.

Sound interesting?

[quikzilver]

There should be a law against people who mis-treat such nice cars, like the Porche Boxter.

This realy looks fabulous. You did not by any chance have the car repainted, have you

Black is a great color to show the true magic of Meguiars.

[Vandelete]

that Porshe is sure looking good again..great job!

[zey]

Joe, really impressive work! Do you mind to tell me what pad you use when you apply M82 Swirl Free Polish with DA? Thanks.