Always feel lucky to visit some of the lovely locations that I find some cars living in, this was a truely lovely setting for a great detail:

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=183905

I do love doing Porsche's, simple body lines make machining very easy..........

V.Nice car

Always a love reading your write-up black cars always look better after a detail though

Your life must be hell, Mr Baker

I presume you have to test drive the car after you've detailed it, just to make sure it's running OK

Great write up and first class attention to detail ,oh and nice car as well.

another great detail mate, car looks stunning and nice work on all that tar!!

V.Nice car

Always a love reading your write-up black cars always look better after a detail though

Thanks and more solid colour cars do always look better as you can see more 'grey hazing' on the car before in most cases, with lighter coloured cars it's difficult to show depth in terms of gloss but if you could feel the paintwork through each stage the end result is the same no matter what colour.............

Your life must be hell, Mr Baker

I presume you have to test drive the car after you've detailed it, just to make sure it's running OK

It's not a bad life............... :yes:

Have been offered to take most of them for a spin after they have been detailed but I always refuse, don't want to get them dirty now do I............. :no:

Great write up and first class attention to detail ,oh and nice car as well.

Many thanks...............

another great detail mate, car looks stunning and nice work on all that tar!!

Cheers Kenny and the amount of tar was shocking but all gone now.................

it does seem bad in pics! scary actually. i started the wifes car the other day.....taken so long due to waiting on bumper repair.....now repaired i have taken the wheels off etc only for the last wheel to cause problems. locking wheelnut will not budge! car has to go back to dealer tomorrow. detail on hold again lol. 3 of the 4 whees look good so far

it does seem bad in pics! scary actually. i started the wifes car the other day.....taken so long due to waiting on bumper repair.....now repaired i have taken the wheels off etc only for the last wheel to cause problems. locking wheelnut will not budge! car has to go back to dealer tomorrow. detail on hold again lol. 3 of the 4 whees look good so far

I've had plenty of problems getting wheels off motor's and some I just couldn't remove, always annoys me but it's down to the owner really to know that the wheels come off OK, would certainly cause problems if you had a puncture so best you know now mate............

top job as always m8

1 thing,how come your apc is so foamy?what dilution rate are you using?

mine never comes out like that lol

I've had plenty of problems getting wheels off motor's and some I just couldn't remove, always annoys me but it's down to the owner really to know that the wheels come off OK, would certainly cause problems if you had a puncture so best you know now mate............

yip i always take the wheels off our cars when we get them so i can lube the wheel against the hub and bolts. this makes for an easy 5min change if a puncture occurs. this has taken a bit longer as ive been busy but its my normal routine, its just this time i was cleaning them when off

turns out the refurb wheel was the one jambed on, garage only just managed to removed at the cost of destroying the locking wheelnut, thats how tight it was on!

top job as always m8

1 thing,how come your apc is so foamy?what dilution rate are you using?

mine never comes out like that lol

If you look closely I use two different APC bottles, one with a White Head and one with a Grey Head, the White One is a foaming head, which is why you will see plenty of foam, dillution wise, usually around 10:1...............

yip i always take the wheels off our cars when we get them so i can lube the wheel against the hub and bolts. this makes for an easy 5min change if a puncture occurs. this has taken a bit longer as ive been busy but its my normal routine, its just this time i was cleaning them when off

turns out the refurb wheel was the one jambed on, garage only just managed to removed at the cost of destroying the locking wheelnut, thats how tight it was on!

Glad it's all sorted........... :yes:

Glad it's all sorted........... :yes:

thanks mate, now to do a major overhaul of the garden, decorate main bathroom and nursery all before the little one arrives between 3 and 5 weeks. oh and mini detail on car lol

Stunning work and stunning car. Although - i dare say i'll only have one when i can fit in the golf clubs!!!

Great job as always Simon.

Cheers,

Ste.

thanks mate, now to do a major overhaul of the garden, decorate main bathroom and nursery all before the little one arrives between 3 and 5 weeks. oh and mini detail on car lol

All the best with the new arrival then mate..........

Stunning work and stunning car. Although - i dare say i'll only have one when i can fit in the golf clubs!!!

Great job as always Simon.

Cheers,

Ste.

Cheers Ste, good job I am not a Golfer as I am sure I would make them fit in the boot...............

thanks mate, countdown is on now! 2-3 weeks so car is looking like getting neglected at this rate hehe

Looks OK I suppose

Another fine job Mr Baker

thanks mate, countdown is on now! 2-3 weeks so car is looking like getting neglected at this rate hehe

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Looks OK I suppose

Another fine job Mr Baker

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