S4 is definitely great, this is a GTS which was a further improvement on the S4 aesthetically and mechanically. This one is a manual too which is the ultimate 928 spec for many
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One of my favorite Porsche's of that era. I wish I had acted on a chance to buy one of these machines for $25,000 years ago. Their values have went way up. One of the best more modern day Porsche Grand Touring cars. And with that powerful and smooth V8 engine. Very nice job on your detail too. The car looks back to as it should. That leather restoration was amazing also. It brought those seats back to looking like factory. I was really impressed with that repair.
@@IAMDetailing Yes in deed! And you're welcome. As soon as I refresh my BMW Z3 I'm going send it to you guys for a detail. You guys do impeccable work 👌🏽😎💯
These videos are so well done. Old black Porsche paint can be a nightmare and your crew just jumps right in. Good vibe in that place. Wish I lived closer.
Freaking amazinz Job guys, as usual! This is one of my childhood's dream car. A rare beast in my country at that time. Keep going and bring us more stuff like this, please!!! Greetings from Spain!
This reminds me of my favorite Lexus LS400 with a red interior, I always loved a 1990 Lexus LS400 with a red interior, especially with the black paint and gold badging.
Looks like it would be a sensory over-load in real life (makes me wish I was there to smell the interior!). That car is going to turn heads, that's for sure.
That is some amazing detail work, a lot of men hours and a lot of extras, touch up paint, dent repair. That should not be cheap. Some pointers though. I would never detail the interior after the exterior, you can mess up easy. First i wash the car with a two bucket, there is no reason to use a foam cannon and blow dry the paint when it is in such a bad shape, you could never make it worse than it already is, then inspect the paint for defects, clean the interior, do the exterior. When I check the paint i look for dents and paint chips or some scratches and ask the owner of the car if he wants to repair those defects, If he wants to I do those and then do the correction. I do not repair paint chips after applying the ceramic coat, it makes no sense. Also the leather repair was nice but the color was a little off, but it was so much better than before, but it shows it was repaired. But all in all and incredible and labor intensive job.
This car has the bowed out GTS strip at the back - like so many do - difficult to fix. The rear bumperettes are quite easy to remove - probably quicker than masking them out and makes that area easier to deal with. Fantastic job on the paint, interior, engine and underneath. very impressed - How long did this whole process take?
Que coche hermoso!! Un Porche que no tiene nada que envidiar a otros Porche , siempre menoscabado por gente que habla sin saber y solo por esnobismo y que creen que solo el 911 y sus series son los que valen y a medida que pasan los años el 928 es más valorado y por méritos propios,en definitiva un coche atemporal y con una ingeniería al nivel de cualquier Porche
Gorgeous transformation on a beautiful classic, well done! Just curious how you liked that thick, slick ceramic coating compared to the other brands you use? Also, was the passenger door and rear hatch repainted, as I thought I saw some waves in the paint? Doesn’t really matter, she looks stunning! 👍🇨🇦
Hello there, great video as always. One question i have, is, the dilution of Koch GSF, to get that thick foam. I also use it, but in the 30ml per liter as per instructions, i dont get that thick of a foam. Thanks in advance
It’s depend on paint, type of damage that needs touchup and the situation. Mostly, we use single stage paint for touchup, and from previous experience the coating messed up the touch ups a little bit, so we are usually doing it as a last step, especially if it’s not big chip/scratch. There is not much difference to do before or after coating.
Since there was previously some paint work done, we had to be careful with each panel, but the paint was fairly soft so it wasn’t that bad to work with
