Detail: 07 White Porsche 997 GT3
03-07-2007, 09:49 PM
#25
Originally Posted by ArcticZ28
What is this striping of the carpets that you do? I see you do it quite a lot, if not all of the time. What is that exactly and why do you do it?
interior is mint, and that would be the icing on the cake....awesome job as usual. you get to work with some awesome vehicles...
03-07-2007, 11:28 PM
#29
Thanks guys. I dont use the vac to do the stripes. I use a brush with nylon bristles and mist the carpet with some water. Then run it in one direction and then the next.
The brush is TB-B20.
Sometimes I can spend too much striping like on this cayenne.
This is as close to perfect as I could get it that day. Not 100% perfect but it looks good. I tend to be picky with I stripe carpet.
The brush is TB-B20.
Sometimes I can spend too much striping like on this cayenne.
This is as close to perfect as I could get it that day. Not 100% perfect but it looks good. I tend to be picky with I stripe carpet.
03-08-2007, 06:22 PM
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Originally Posted by jargan04
What about there, I have done these in the past.
Here is my old car.
Ruf Rt12 That was at the Michelin Booth at SEMA 06'
Customer of mine in Heath. 06 Blue/White SRT-10 with iForged Wheels.
New 997Turbo I have done.
Hennesey GT700 Ford GT
Porsche Cayenne S
Here is my old car.
Ruf Rt12 That was at the Michelin Booth at SEMA 06'
Customer of mine in Heath. 06 Blue/White SRT-10 with iForged Wheels.
New 997Turbo I have done.
Hennesey GT700 Ford GT
Porsche Cayenne S
Dude when ever you need a babysitter(for the cars of course) or need help cleanin let me know. Nice collection!!!!!
Buce
03-09-2007, 05:58 PM
#40
Let's see some real world cars and their results Not really meaning to be disrespectful or too much on the ******* side, but honestly, I see you're a tropi-care dealer and the only reason I could see you posting these up would be to sell your product. Now this is just my opinion, but it makes sense to show something maybe not so cherry that really really needed a treatment so that we could all see the real world results. I mean, I understand somewhat that you're trying to convey...that people with these expensive cars trust you to detail there cars and you use Tropi-care products but, lets see what it really does on a vehicle that has some micro-marring and things of that nature. The posts that I've seen thus far, just seem to be ones of cars that just needed a shining. Something more on the common man level so we can see real world results.