Absolutely amazing work!! I’m extremely picky & cautious when it comes to detailing and who even washes my cars. But from what I’ve just witnessed; hands down you guys are something else!! Keep up the great work, wish you were in NJ/NY
lovely work... window trims come off easy so you can wrap under there and the pillar trims where it meets the door glass can also drop ...a few tips for your next install
I trully respect work guys, truly Impressive. 👍🏼 If it’s my car, I wouldn’t de-assemble what factory assembled. ... it’s not the same after all back and forward. Just my 2 cents !
It's interesting to see that you guys wrap the PPF around the edges, when I was getting my car ppf'd I was told that is better to leave the ppf on top of the panel and not wrap it around because that way it would be less prone to peeling off and it will last longer.
ANDRE Hey, sounds like an excuse to me. We did this entire process of disassembly to wrap more edges to fully protect all edges and areas of the paintwork.
Wanted to say first off you guys have inspired me with all your videos to another level about getting into the business, I was curious to know a job like this would generally cost about what 15-20k?
That's probably the best job I've ever seen.. and I've seen a few. well done. gosh. would you ever want to drive the thing after that, even with paint protection film? it's so anal you almost want a film over the film to protect the film... 😂 and now it's only concievable use is putting it into a display case to be stared at. This car is so good it has become the equivalent of a diecast model, and I normally dislike the concept of cars not ebing drive, HOWEVER in this case, the enjoyment you get from looking at it potentially surpasses the enjoyment you'd get from driving it, and that's scary, really scary, I never thought I'd be the one to say that, just mount it to my living room wall already and pay the butler to microfibre the dust off of it every day. There's only two things i'd do to that, one is that I'd want the air intake ducts on the side to be guards red, I just for some reason really don't like the those on any GT RS model, they're just a bit too in your face and seem like blemishes on the side, the other is, and this applies only to guards red cars, is that, I'd want some Porsche shields on the wings like you get Ferrari shields on a Ferrari, that would absolutely make it, if you google 'GT3 Rosso Corsa' there's one over on autoevolution and it's absolutely stonking beautiful, red wouldn't ordinarily be a colour i'd pick for a Porsche if it could be done in Rosso and you could stick the shields on the sides to troll Ferrari owners and then do one of these jobs on it you'd have the perfect car. Sorry for the super long comment, it was a good comment though! Love it. Excellent work! One day... !
Excellent. Keeping it pristine for the next owner. Value will drop like a hot potato as soon as the 992.1 GT3RS hit the showroom. :-) I'll take if off his hand for a discount.
Drive it a few times, it’s back to where it started. You could of course never drive it... but then what’s the point of having such an amazing machine. None the less... great job
All that disassembly should have taken the extra 15 minutes to remove the rear quarter glass to completely tuck the film under. Awesome job overall, very detailed
You wouldn't take all the panels off on an average car, but paint polishing and full PPF is anywhere from 5K to 10K. I imagine the retail cost of this job would be in the 20K++ range.
In simplest terms they are using lubricated liquid microabrasive polishes along with machine polisher tools to ever so slightly level the clear coat to remove defects.
Maybe it’s me, but I hate wrapping and PPF, I’ve never done this and very happy to touch up the odd stone chip and then get the front blown over when required, Porsche plastic paint fades anyway. Amazing work guys, I’m not saying anything negative but, authenticity of a plastic wrapped car designed to be driven and looked after, erm just doesn’t fit for me. I remember seeing a 12m old metallic bronze Allegro with the owner leaving the plastic seat covers, say no more. Either use or don’t buy it. I’ll wait for the negative comments, but it is just my comment
Your not wrong nor right, all depends on what the owner wants. Fully protecting the paintwork ensures longevity of the paintwork and ensures original paintwork is perfect for resale. There’s a long list of benefits that comes with fully protecting your car.
Tech Galaxy a lot can happen between the manufacturer and dealer, transportation damage, climate, etc. I work for a dealer that had $18k Jettas and $200k R8’s that needed body work or heavy paint correction
I am super picky when comes to detail my cars but this is just wayyy too much, disassemble a brand new car, removing headliner, removing factory decals.. Jesus Christ... I'm ok with full paint correction, clear bra the nose and coating.. but removing seats? Headliner? crazy
Great job. But isn't it a little excessive? protecting beautiful cars is one thing and taking things off and dismantling is another. I eat crips, chocolate and drink coffee in it and drive it. After all, it's a car to be used. Mine had a wrap on it until it crashes on the track. Then all that had to come off when it went to the body shop. Why would anyone buy a Carbon fibre tennis racket, maybe to play tennis? or to wrap it, cuddle it kiss it and obsess about it.
I think this is such overkill and i wouldn't let you rip apart my Porsche whatever model!! Cars are meant to be used and enjoyed not put in a museum and stared at! Go sell the car and dealer isn't giving you any more because of this! What are you charging this poor bastard for all this nonsense! Fool and his money are soon parted! One door ding and that's that!
about to get a 2011 GT3 RS 4.0L done. Can you give me a rough idea what an extensive job like this costs?. If you dont want it in the comments you can send to me ... antilleslp at hotmail thanks
Thomas Donino you can expect it to start around there yes. You can talk to my friends in Tampa at Presidental Auto Detail aswell for a more accurate quote for your location
@@PoshDetailing Thanks, I am already in touch with them. Its a bit far for me but they are the only shop I've found anywhere near me I have confidence in. Good to know you agree.
This is on the spectrum of having serious mental problems when someone is that weird to spend that kind of money cleaning a freaking car! The world and 98% of humans are nuts!
At some point it becomes ridiculous, and this is one of them. The only way this ever makes sense is that you are never ever going to drive this car again and store it in a sealed and decontaminated room with glass walls to stare at for the rest of your life. and even then .... give me a break
agree to disagree. 1- I dont think you need 150h of detailing to protect the paint of a car for track use and 2, if the owner care that much about the car, he probably should not track it at the first place. This was not meant to disrespect the work , dedication and attention to details you guys put into this.
astus I get it, at the end of the day it’s what the client wants. He tracks and drives it hard, but wants the confidence that he won’t receive paint chips and damage to the paintwork when he does. At the end of the day, maybe 1 in 20 clients will receive this thorough of a detail. Not every client wants everything protected. Hope this provides some insight. Thank you
Absolutely amazing work!!
I’m extremely picky & cautious when it comes to detailing and who even washes my cars.
But from what I’ve just witnessed; hands down you guys are something else!!
Keep up the great work, wish you were in NJ/NY
G P thank you so much!
Now that’s what I call detailing.God bless you lad’s
rc frenzy 🙏🙏🙏
JUST when you think you’ve seen an over-the-top detailing video...
Love the logo, too.
Josh Stabler thank you so much!
Amazing work guys!
You guys really are soo intricate and extensive!
Never seen any work as good as yurs.
and the spec on that gt3 rs is just perfect!
Wow, spectacular work Posh team. Next level of detailing!
Matthew Chaston thank you!
The level of detail is crazy!
05on20s thank you 🙏
The updated graphics are sick! Quality just keeps going up! 🔥
IImperviious thank you 🙏
WOW! Simply amazing work!
Jeff Walrich thank you!
OUTSTANDING! Can’t wait for next video!
Thank you 🙏
lovely work... window trims come off easy so you can wrap under there and the pillar trims where it meets the door glass can also drop ...a few tips for your next install
Attention to detail is crazy!! Killin’ it🔥🔥
Thank you!
AMAZINGLY GREAT VIDEO ... this is the way of doing an over-the-top JOB.
David E Betancourt thank you so much!
Awesome job!
Sorriso38 thank you!
Great Video!
thank you!
Awesome job guys!
Well done gents! -TS
I trully respect work guys, truly Impressive. 👍🏼
If it’s my car, I wouldn’t de-assemble what factory assembled.
... it’s not the same after all back and forward. Just my 2 cents !
You guys did a terrific job. RS looks straight out the factory.
Awesome video I just did a full paint correction/ceramic coating on a Gt2 Rs..
Awesome!
Pretty sure I saw a bubble or two in the PPF. Kidding. 😜 That job probably cost more than my car, lol.
Nice job!! Wow!
Thank you so much!
Good video 👍👍🔥
Awesome video and even better craftsmanship, amazing work! Do you sell the Kamikaze line up in Canada, where can I get some?
dzidzi bidzi Were currently not set up for selling product yet, esoteric is the closet dealer in the states!
Posh Detailing I figured as much and they only sell within the US. Can’t wait for you guys to start carrying the brand it will be awesome :)
It's interesting to see that you guys wrap the PPF around the edges, when I was getting my car ppf'd I was told that is better to leave the ppf on top of the panel and not wrap it around because that way it would be less prone to peeling off and it will last longer.
ANDRE Hey, sounds like an excuse to me. We did this entire process of disassembly to wrap more edges to fully protect all edges and areas of the paintwork.
Posh Detailing Do you use pre cut templates or you cut the film by hand custom for each panel?
ANDRE both, depends on a lot. Most of this car we used templates and customized them for extended coverage
Wanted to say first off you guys have inspired me with all your videos to another level about getting into the business, I was curious to know a job like this would generally cost about what 15-20k?
Abasi Couture we appreciate the feedback! And sorry, all of our pricing is strictly private. Hope you understand, thank you 🙏
Wow Amazing
What a stunning car, absolutely gorgeous.
Mutley 4S couldn’t agree more :)
Fire channel
How is this a Weissach Pack version with no roll cage in it?
John McSweeney Yes, we don’t receive any cages unfortunately in Canada. Separate option
How do stone chips and deep scratches get repaired?
What was it that you sprayed on after the wash (before the disassembly)?
Michael Granville iron remover!
@@PoshDetailing Thank you.
Gorgeous. I wish Calgary wasn't so dusty and windy
Robby Wang this is why we fully protect them!
That’s next level for sure, wonder how much did you charge for that job?
Good job Posh, now do some more collabsssss
NinjaxBart soon!! Thank you!
That's probably the best job I've ever seen.. and I've seen a few. well done. gosh. would you ever want to drive the thing after that, even with paint protection film? it's so anal you almost want a film over the film to protect the film... 😂 and now it's only concievable use is putting it into a display case to be stared at. This car is so good it has become the equivalent of a diecast model, and I normally dislike the concept of cars not ebing drive, HOWEVER in this case, the enjoyment you get from looking at it potentially surpasses the enjoyment you'd get from driving it, and that's scary, really scary, I never thought I'd be the one to say that, just mount it to my living room wall already and pay the butler to microfibre the dust off of it every day. There's only two things i'd do to that, one is that I'd want the air intake ducts on the side to be guards red, I just for some reason really don't like the those on any GT RS model, they're just a bit too in your face and seem like blemishes on the side, the other is, and this applies only to guards red cars, is that, I'd want some Porsche shields on the wings like you get Ferrari shields on a Ferrari, that would absolutely make it, if you google 'GT3 Rosso Corsa' there's one over on autoevolution and it's absolutely stonking beautiful, red wouldn't ordinarily be a colour i'd pick for a Porsche if it could be done in Rosso and you could stick the shields on the sides to troll Ferrari owners and then do one of these jobs on it you'd have the perfect car. Sorry for the super long comment, it was a good comment though! Love it. Excellent work! One day... !
How did you make this video? Yourself with a program, or by a company? Super cool to see!
Mart Goudzwaard we did it with Final Cut Pro and a ton of time and camera gear with about 2 years of trial and error :)
Did the owner not want the side decals replaced?
Eric Keese nope, preferred them off at this time
This is incredible, but why did you guys leave out the side model logo?
Lubabalo July the client preferred them off!
@@PoshDetailing on the video you mention a link for a video detailing the differences between coating and ppf, but I can't find one.
Lubabalo July I have to re shoot that video as the card got formatted and lost all the content :( hopefully soon I can get it redone
Excellent. Keeping it pristine for the next owner. Value will drop like a hot potato as soon as the 992.1 GT3RS hit the showroom. :-) I'll take if off his hand for a discount.
M Tech not sure this one will ever leave the fleet! Definitely not going to drop in price, take a look at the past gen RS! Better start saving!
@@PoshDetailing 991.1 already dropping substantially , 991.2 is next.....
amazing
Drive it a few times, it’s back to where it started. You could of course never drive it... but then what’s the point of having such an amazing machine. None the less... great job
This PPF needs a PPF :-)
How did you put the decals back on?
Shown here, in this video. th-cam.com/video/EcwXoqb1db8/w-d-xo.html
@ObsessedGarage would love this treatment
yeah, these guys aren't just professionals, they are truly obsessed. Nice to see.
What's ballpark cost for that level of detailing?
Gotta be twenty grand at least.
What did you coat the PPF with ? Comacosie coating "
Joe Calandra Kamikaze Film Surface Coat!
amazing job, but how much did that cost? probably more than a new civic..lol
hahah not quite
I wonder if the car rattles like every other car thats been taken apart and put back together by people not qualified to reassemble a porsche
Not a torque wrench in sight!
Is the posh lab in Edmonton?
ShadowHelper this location is Calgary, but we also have a lab in Edmonton aswell.
I need this for my chalk Cayman, but you are not in Germany. :(
P-Driver I would definitely come to Germany to work on your Cayman!
All that disassembly should have taken the extra 15 minutes to remove the rear quarter glass to completely tuck the film under. Awesome job overall, very detailed
Bradley Nilsen I agree ☝️ next one
plz let me know intro SONG's NAME
Where are you guys located , do you also work in europe ?
zak mns in Canada, and yes we can for special projects
Curious as to roughly how much this work would cost on an average car?
You wouldn't take all the panels off on an average car, but paint polishing and full PPF is anywhere from 5K to 10K. I imagine the retail cost of this job would be in the 20K++ range.
We usually charge an average of $1000 for PPF
How much for that job?
WHO done the detailing on ur hair ! bet that took hours to ...
When you do paint correction what are you actually doing are you re-painting the car in some spots?
In simplest terms they are using lubricated liquid microabrasive polishes along with machine polisher tools to ever so slightly level the clear coat to remove defects.
amazing job ... very cute car and u gays ¡¡¡¡ ;)
Now it’s ready to ruin it onto a race circuit :)
loic doré yup :)
Maybe it’s me, but I hate wrapping and PPF, I’ve never done this and very happy to touch up the odd stone chip and then get the front blown over when required, Porsche plastic paint fades anyway. Amazing work guys, I’m not saying anything negative but, authenticity of a plastic wrapped car designed to be driven and looked after, erm just doesn’t fit for me. I remember seeing a 12m old metallic bronze Allegro with the owner leaving the plastic seat covers, say no more. Either use or don’t buy it. I’ll wait for the negative comments, but it is just my comment
Your not wrong nor right, all depends on what the owner wants. Fully protecting the paintwork ensures longevity of the paintwork and ensures original paintwork is perfect for resale. There’s a long list of benefits that comes with fully protecting your car.
Where is your water draining to?
N A floor drains in the front of the shop
Where’s the Gt 3rs stickers on the doors gone lol
Gaz Khan client preferred them off, we still have an extra set if he wants them back on!
Crazy how low the subs are for this channel...
Jason Kelly I agree! Please share!!!
This is like buying a couch and not taking out the plastic wrap. I don't get it.
C. C. If you saw it in person you wouldn’t even be able to tell it was fully protected.
I'm assuming this car's going in a museum otherwise why stick a wrap over it? A wrap can never look as good as an unwrapped car despite what they say.
It has to do with protecting the paint from road debris.
He said a cage is going in it. So its going to be tracked probably.
LOL wait....you took off the centerlocks with the car still sitting on the ground? Now I know you guys don't know wtf you are doing.
Sean Utsch does it look like we removed the centerlocks with the car on the ground? Take a second watch
@@PoshDetailing It sure looks like you broke them on the ground.
Sean Utsch yes exactly, we didn’t remove them like you initially thought 💭 We work side by side with Porsche throughout the entire process.
@@seanutsch5145 haha wow you clowned yourself thinking you were so smart hahahha
@@supernice_auto get fucked.
Why was the car flawes???
You pay $200k + to Porsche and they give you a car with scratches on the body?? !
Tech Galaxy a lot can happen between the manufacturer and dealer, transportation damage, climate, etc. I work for a dealer that had $18k Jettas and $200k R8’s that needed body work or heavy paint correction
This is coming on every brand. Look at White Details youtube and all the new Aston Martins and Range Rovers need work to polish them.
th-cam.com/video/g6b8LMrITXk/w-d-xo.html
I am super picky when comes to detail my cars but this is just wayyy too much, disassemble a brand new car, removing headliner, removing factory decals.. Jesus Christ... I'm ok with full paint correction, clear bra the nose and coating.. but removing seats? Headliner? crazy
moys all depends on the owner and what level that want to take it too!
Great job. But isn't it a little excessive? protecting beautiful cars is one thing and taking things off and dismantling is another.
I eat crips, chocolate and drink coffee in it and drive it. After all, it's a car to be used.
Mine had a wrap on it until it crashes on the track. Then all that had to come off when it went to the body shop.
Why would anyone buy a Carbon fibre tennis racket, maybe to play tennis? or to wrap it, cuddle it kiss it and obsess about it.
Ishmael Bulbulia what’s crips?
@@PoshDetailing ok chips. .
#bisdakincanada.. we both have the same interest.. click the hashtag
Go car
who's going to scratch the back of the seats?
moys possible airborne dust or maybe belts from the track set up
I think this is such overkill and i wouldn't let you rip apart my Porsche whatever model!! Cars are meant to be used and enjoyed not put in a museum and stared at! Go sell the car and dealer isn't giving you any more because of this! What are you charging this poor bastard for all this nonsense! Fool and his money are soon parted! One door ding and that's that!
about to get a 2011 GT3 RS 4.0L done. Can you give me a rough idea what an extensive job like this costs?. If you dont want it in the comments you can send to me ... antilleslp at hotmail thanks
Thomas Donino hey 👋 where are you located?
Posh Detailing Florida, unfortunately
Posh Detailing So I guess since I’m not local you won’t give me an idea of cost ? I’m guessing around $10-12k US
Thomas Donino you can expect it to start around there yes. You can talk to my friends in Tampa at Presidental Auto Detail aswell for a more accurate quote for your location
@@PoshDetailing Thanks, I am already in touch with them. Its a bit far for me but they are the only shop I've found anywhere near me I have confidence in. Good to know you agree.
LOL 150 hours....you guys must really suck at detailing.
This is on the spectrum of having serious mental problems when someone is that weird to spend that kind of money cleaning a freaking car! The world and 98% of humans are nuts!
Copisetic 1 I’m taking this one as a compliment, thank you 🙏
Too much gay blabbing, just show how it's done in silence.
STFU you miserable POS
At some point it becomes ridiculous, and this is one of them. The only way this ever makes sense is that you are never ever going to drive this car again and store it in a sealed and decontaminated room with glass walls to stare at for the rest of your life. and even then .... give me a break
astus we did this to fully protect the paintwork from track use. Maybe watch the video before you comment
agree to disagree. 1- I dont think you need 150h of detailing to protect the paint of a car for track use and 2, if the owner care that much about the car, he probably should not track it at the first place. This was not meant to disrespect the work , dedication and attention to details you guys put into this.
astus I get it, at the end of the day it’s what the client wants. He tracks and drives it hard, but wants the confidence that he won’t receive paint chips and damage to the paintwork when he does. At the end of the day, maybe 1 in 20 clients will receive this thorough of a detail. Not every client wants everything protected. Hope this provides some insight. Thank you