I thought this might be the right place to do a little "show and tell" about a sweet Porsche Detail.

Please click the link, you'll love what you see and read. After reading, you'll understand why I didn't want to repost it all.....

http://www.autopia.org/forum/click-b...-18-hours.html

I'm not promoting my services, just thought some of you guys would like to see this. I've never posted about my own work before and don't plan on making it a habbit.

Thanks,
Josh

 

Top notch work Josh...

 

Thanks, the car was in great shape to begin otherwise it would have taken more like 25-28 hours.

 

Awesome work! I love the C&B on that site.

 

Beautiful work Josh...

 

Thanks guys.

Yea, I love the C/B on that site as well. Cool cars being shined up is always good.

 

Great work Josh...It seems you really took your time and the results were worth it. I think you did a fantastic job for 15 hours; impressive. I like the way the interior came out; not shiny or glossy at all. The exterior paint has a lot of shine and gloss; looks very wet. I think I need to start wearing a mask as wel when polishing; I'm hearing the aluminum oxide in the polish is bad for your lungs.

 

Is that just regular old painters tape (like the stuff from Home Depot?)

Car looks great!

 

Jon...Yeah its just regular 3M blue painters tape...

 

Whoa, nice work!!!

 

Moe, thanks, and if you're doing heavy polishing, especially in a confined area like a garage, I would highly recommend wearing a mask to keep that powder and dust out of your lungs. A doctor I detail for once told me of a condition called sylicosis (I think that's how it's spelled) it's basically from breathing in all that compound dust and he told me it's the same as breathing glass into your lungs....

Needless to say I've been wearing a mask ever since. I had thought about it before hand, but after talking with him I do it everytime I'm deswirling a car.

Josh

 

Yup, what Pat said. You can get it at Walmart or HD or Lowes. It works great for taping off seems and moldings so you dont' burn them or stain them with the buffer and polishes and it pulls off easy and leaves no residue behind.

 

Great work, the 993 can be a bit of a challenge to polish.

Holly tape!

 

Silicosis...inhaling silica based aerosolized products such as with sanding, etc.. In general, not good for you. Can lead to chronic lung disease and worst case scenerio, certain types of lung cancer. A tidbit of medical advice...do as Josh said and wear a mask.

 

Trust me...wearing mask from now on.