Porsche Rescue!! See How We Restore This Classic 1983 Porsche 911 SC Cabriolet & All It's Finishes!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, we restore the finish of this 1983 Porsche SC Cabriolet. After producing no convertibles for 18 years, Porsche launched the 911 SC Cabrio in the spring 1983. The top made extensive use of metal plates and fixed components to maintain rigidity at high speeds and offer some rollover protection. When first offered to North America, Road & Track listed a price of $34,450. We protect this beauty with our Blue Collar Line of protectants and coatings.
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Question....Would you rather restore troubled original paint....or re-spray to perfection?
Would try to restore but wouldn’t mind a re-spray to perfectection 😂 and then keep clean 🧼.
depends how far gone we are talking about ,also year and rarety of vehicul
In this case I think you did a great job 👍✌️☮️
Restore old 1
I personally watch your channel to learn and sharpen skills in paint correction. I'm not really interested in respraying, but I'm not opposed to it. I'm thinking about all of the new tools I could buy if that were the case. Anyhow, thanks for sharing this one. That's one hell of a turnaround for that car. Great job, to all three of you. I enjoyed the last video, which highlighted Megs 9. Mostly because it went back to paint correction, and we aren't seeing those vids that much these days. Mainly because of all the new products hitting the market. You test them thoroughly enough for the short amount of time you have. Thanks, Brian!
This is such a coincidence :)
I am in the middle of trying to save a hood to my old red Corolla from 1988 with single stage paint. I have made som modifications to it so I picked up a heavily oxidated hood in the same color as the car. I thought I might give it a try to save the paint on it, if possible.
Your vids have showed me that wet sanding is not as scary as it might seem and I have tried it a few times. I thought I give it a try on this oxidated paint and it worked out really good.
I used rupes yellow wool pad for the middle stage and did a test spot using LVR 403 and a soft foam pad, last night for the final stage. It will come out just fine, even if some of the ols damages are not possible to correct.
And then this morning (I live in northern Europe) this video comes up.
Thank you, Brian, for all the knowledge you are sharing!
single stage paint , polish with Acrylic, then coat!! i never used a coating on single stage, ..make sense to lay down a base so it doesn't get absorb all the way in the paint!! your the Best Brian !! ThankYou
Restore. Especially single stage. The way it cleans up and glosses is great
Bri , I applied some bc3 on a fender of a neighbors car as a sample after he saw my car. The humidity in my garage here in the South was at 72%. I noticed BC3 got just a bit tacky but still removable. Garage temp was 95 degrees. Fender came out great. He liked what he saw. Sold him on the idea. I decided to do the car when the temps and humidity drop. Haste makes waste. Too freaking hot. Didn’t want to use a fan as it would just blow air particles around. Need to order some more. Btw, that Porsche came out great . Thanks for the additional pointers on single stage paint.
The shop manager know when she sees a rare Big White Whale 👍
Wow! I definitely love your videos and they always teach me
Excellent work!
Outstanding turnaround on the Porsche. And not much attention from the shop manager which means she's pre-approved this job. 👍🏼🇨🇦
She was pleased!🐶👍🏻
Beautiful work as always Brian , thanks for all the great content.
I think a 45 point improvement will keep you employed a while longer... 🤣 By the tone of the shop manager's bark I'd say she was happy for today!
Wao incredible job in this car the 404 glase fits amazing for bc1 🎉 101gu in trash paint you are a monster
Outstanding results !
Heck yeah a Unicorn 🤗🤗🤗
Shop manager Approval is a must 👍😏
Terrific job as always. I'm curious to try Your coating! It looks like what we need.
I hope You're enjoying the weekend.
Enjoyed this video and learned a lot. Thank you.
Always impressed with your work Brian great video
You mentioned LVR 404 is for lighter colored paints. What is the equivalent for darker single-stage paint? (Specfically dark red) Great video!
Amazing work Brian 👌🤓
Great work as always, it looks amazing! ✨✨✨
Nice video
Excellence as usual, my friend!
Yet another awesome video and content good friend
Superb. The white paint really popped. Thats not always an easy thing to do. Brian did you have to wet sand the paint, or was that a decision you made right away? Looks fantastic.
Huge turn around. Fantastic job.
Brian,
Great work as usual! I really enjoy these start to finish videos!
Thanks and keep them coming.
The Porsche came out incredible ! The white really popped at the end. I wanted to ask if that cone attachment used for under the door handle was just an accessory you can attach to your polisher ? I had seen ones like that but you need to attach to a rotary but never saw the one used in the video, good stuff. Thanks again for another great video.
The cone and extension came with the kit.
@@apexdetail85 Thank you !
Superb job Brian huge before and after 👍👏
Why did you switch from the Buff/Shine pad to a Green foam Pad? After you use the Glaze, do you Panel Prep before coating?
For single stage paint, do you have to wet sand first? Do the 1964 corvair convertible have single stage paint?
would you use a Denim Pad to help restore headlights?
What is a good glaze like the LVR 404 for original GM Hugger orange paint. I have been using meguiars 7 and meguiars 26 as my top coat. Do you have any suggestions for a better combo. Thank you
When are you coming out with a tire dressing?
Restore if possible
Brian,
What pad was JR. using for his polishing portion?
Non detailing question here from the U.K. The car appears to have two different licence plate numbers, is that allowed over there?
It's best to restore OEM paint and trim, thats if you can!
my 1977 is in Grand Prix white paint code 908...This white looks very similar to mine. Can you tell us white it is....cheers.
Hey Brian! I have a lot dirt and debris in the seams of my faux leather seats in my Tacoma that I just can’t remove and clean out. What would you recommend? Please help!!!
I’m confused, before you said it wasn’t necessary to use an expensive Rupes polisher, you asked what guys used and I said buy cheap you buy twice so that’s why I bought a Rupes. Why use a Rupes when you could use a Walmart off brand?
How can u tell if its single stage or tinted clear coat?
I would rather restore single stage original paint
1st and not Puerto Rican!
😂😂😂😂I'm at Costa Rica until August 8th
No one cares
Very informative video Brian 👊🏼Appreciate your time and effort you put into the channel.Another video for the library
Excellent work!