Detailed Pana, pics
#1
Detailed Pana, pics
Just got my 2015 and it had 8K on the clock and the paint was not properly cared for. Did a full paint correction to remove swirls.
Used a porter cable polisher and polish and then wax.
Used a porter cable polisher and polish and then wax.
#4
Well done, any details on the products you used? I have the same PC, and have used Menzerna in the past...haven't had the opportunity to fully dive into the Panamera as I'd like, but interested in the products you used.
I'm no autogeek although not as much as I probably should be...sigh
I'm no autogeek although not as much as I probably should be...sigh
#5
Well done, any details on the products you used? I have the same PC, and have used Menzerna in the past...haven't had the opportunity to fully dive into the Panamera as I'd like, but interested in the products you used.
I'm no autogeek although not as much as I probably should be...sigh
I'm no autogeek although not as much as I probably should be...sigh
I should have went with something a little stronger and cut a little more but I used what I had in my stock. Menzera any good on dark colors and do you polish after that or is it a one step?
BTW Autogeek is where I ordered everything from.
#7
AutoGeek and Chemical Guys both have great videos on products, techniques, etc. Mike Phillips at AutoGeek has an instructional video on the proper removal of swirls and spiderwebs. Geek and Chemical Guys have a Porter Cable 7424 video, which pads to use and the products. Check them out. Good information.
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#8
two products, Pinnicle and reflects fine polish. Orange and then white pad. Followed up by a synthetic wax.
I should have went with something a little stronger and cut a little more but I used what I had in my stock. Menzera any good on dark colors and do you polish after that or is it a one step?
BTW Autogeek is where I ordered everything from.
I should have went with something a little stronger and cut a little more but I used what I had in my stock. Menzera any good on dark colors and do you polish after that or is it a one step?
BTW Autogeek is where I ordered everything from.
AutoGeek and Chemical Guys both have great videos on products, techniques, etc. Mike Phillips at AutoGeek has an instructional video on the proper removal of swirls and spiderwebs. Geek and Chemical Guys have a Porter Cable 7424 video, which pads to use and the products. Check them out. Good information.
#9
Try quartz coating from Gyeon: http://www.gyeonquartz.com/
My buddy recently told me about it and he LOVES this stuff - said it keeps the car looking amazing even after 1-2 weeks without washing.
My buddy recently told me about it and he LOVES this stuff - said it keeps the car looking amazing even after 1-2 weeks without washing.
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