Trick for Removing Oxidized Paint on a Porsche 993

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  • This is an old video I decided to post despite a microphone malfunction. I compare the thin disc foam cutting pad and the MF cutting pad during a "high residue" paint correction. The foam will save you considerable amount of time in these unique situations. -L
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  • @killabeeracingpetethegreek2863
    @killabeeracingpetethegreek2863 6 років тому +1

    Wow!! Ive been detailing my oown cars foir 25 years and you have completely blown my mind!! Im becomomg a beast at detailing wastching EVERY VIDEO!!You are the GURU!!!! of Detailing hands doiwn!! I juys ordered some products from the Ammo website!! Thank you foir all incredible videos!! A MUST FOR ALL TO SEE!!!!!!!!

  • @rogerserafin
    @rogerserafin 7 років тому +8

    As always, your work is excellent Larry. Thx for all the tips. I've applied alot of your tips to all my cars and they looks beautiful. Thanks again :)

  • @rodsapyta7059
    @rodsapyta7059 5 років тому +3

    DUDE, FANTASTIC work, and great video. I am retired UPS driver ,that's just trying to learn as much as I can, for my new hobby, Thanks for the posting.

  • @joshuascullys
    @joshuascullys 8 років тому +6

    You can tell you enjoy your work!! And its amazing!

  • @jrodpadilla22
    @jrodpadilla22 8 років тому +1

    Larry, you are incredible in your work and the level of detail you provide. Love the videos, even the old ones!

  • @Dgannt
    @Dgannt 7 років тому

    You Sir are fantastic in your profession. You bring back life in cars that one would think is impossible to do. And not only that but it looks as it just came out of factory. Thanks for these uplifting videos.

  • @ModleskyAutoDetailing
    @ModleskyAutoDetailing Рік тому

    This one video has made my life so much easier when it comes to working on vehicles with oxidized paint. Thank you for sharing this information because these red Meguiars pads make a huge difference. I just completed a 1985 Mercedes 380SL with single stage red paint and it came out great using these pads. Again, thank you Larry for doing these great videos. It's like taking a master class in detailing.

  • @georgiaguardian4696
    @georgiaguardian4696 6 років тому

    The result is AMAZING! You are the no.1 authority in car detailing!

  • @ericjones3920
    @ericjones3920 4 роки тому

    Awesome video. I love your work. I'm a Detailer myself and i'm continuing to add extra skills to my craft just watching your videos. Thank you so much.

  • @otvosLaszloGabriel
    @otvosLaszloGabriel 8 років тому

    Larry you are doing some crazy detailing work.. and the best is that you are sharing your tips/trick wit us :)
    Thanks!

  • @carpetcleaningprofessor
    @carpetcleaningprofessor 7 років тому

    your workmanship is incredible and your humble attitude is awesome

  • @just82much72
    @just82much72 8 років тому

    Wow! Turned out GREAT!!!!! I cannot believe you were able to get that looking so good. Great job.

  • @matttodd9611
    @matttodd9611 8 років тому

    Larry Awesome video!! Amazing work as always!! Really curious about that pad now!! looking forward to the Carmel trip!!

  • @Ebugster
    @Ebugster 8 років тому

    The one and only, famous 993 !!!! what a machine, love it! Great job!

  • @txturbo930
    @txturbo930 8 років тому

    brought it back to life. Nice work! thanks for the tip. I have a 930 I'm about to tackle that's been sitting in the sun far too long.

  • @2Lenny
    @2Lenny 3 роки тому

    I like how your 'salvaged' videos are better than 99% of the content online. Thank you sir 👍

  • @SilveryFoxster
    @SilveryFoxster 6 років тому

    The shine from the red at the end of the process is just outstanding, it's a credit to your craftsmanship, you're a master of your art.

  • @MaxArg1988
    @MaxArg1988 8 років тому +74

    this is the first time in my life a video on youtube blows my mind.. incredible.. speechless

    • @broadblast3141
      @broadblast3141 8 років тому

      +Apex Attitude Yeah, the other red Porsche Larry does, is mind blowing.

    • @flunkie91
      @flunkie91 7 років тому

      Yeah Larry is a beast

    • @lionelmessifan6329
      @lionelmessifan6329 7 років тому +15

      you must be new to Larry's channel

    • @MaxArg1988
      @MaxArg1988 7 років тому +2

      Aguante messi.

    • @diazconias
      @diazconias 5 років тому

      If that is really the case; you are using youtube wrong.

  • @arielr3200
    @arielr3200 8 років тому

    Good stuff Larry, glad you posted it.

  • @kentaylor5842
    @kentaylor5842 6 років тому +1

    Been subscribed for awhile and you always blow my mind with how amazing of work you do.

    • @AMMO-NYC
      @AMMO-NYC  6 років тому

      Thanks for watching and supporting AMMO

  • @AWD_T
    @AWD_T 8 років тому +1

    Wow amazing, Larry! I'd like to see this car when it's done.

  • @danielalvarez959
    @danielalvarez959 8 років тому

    good job man never disappointed with your videos

  • @cus-specdetailing4466
    @cus-specdetailing4466 8 років тому +44

    I love when black paint is at it's maximum shine but red though ufff! When red is done right.... 👌🏼

    • @MrTheHillfolk
      @MrTheHillfolk 8 років тому +3

      My red 91 Jetta coupe looked like this after sitting 6 years.
      I was and still am too afraid to color sand as I don't know how thick the paint still is, so I just did traditional handwork and it looks good.
      I can still see a haze in it when I look really close. The unknown paint depth is deterring me from screwing something up I figure.
      and I gotta point out the imperfections to notice them.
      if I was to do anything about it I'm within driving distance of nyc, lol if he would even wanna touch my rag with all the high dollar stuff he plays with all day😂..
      it's got the value in memories, not dollars. I remember the day my dad bought it new.

    • @cus-specdetailing4466
      @cus-specdetailing4466 8 років тому

      +MrTheHillfolk you should buy a paint depth gauge to just see whats left and then maybe you could have a play around 👍🏼

    • @MrTheHillfolk
      @MrTheHillfolk 8 років тому +1

      +CUS-SPEC haha good idea, then I can stop griping!😂
      Is it actually better to have an old car that's been rarely waxed?
      My thought is there would be more paint , but then again there's a bunch of "chalk" that you have to work thru to get to the good stuff.

    • @Mad-i134
      @Mad-i134 7 років тому +1

      Any recommendations ?

  • @UGAgeorgiaDAWG
    @UGAgeorgiaDAWG 8 років тому

    Unbelievable work Larry!

  • @SmeekPeek
    @SmeekPeek 8 років тому

    Your not only detailing cars, you make it to an art man. All respect! I'd LOVE for you to work on my car.

  • @bsnofire
    @bsnofire 8 років тому +1

    You sir, do AMAZING things with paint. I just thought I'd let you know.

  • @erniearambula3525
    @erniearambula3525 3 роки тому

    All I can say is WOW! I'm definitely going to purchase this pad for as you say your detailers tool box, thanks for the info, 2👍👍 thumbs up

  • @andresousa5039
    @andresousa5039 6 років тому

    Fantastic video! Thank you for posting this!! I have a similar project but a 1986 6 Series single stage paint RED!

  • @kendallhonore246
    @kendallhonore246 7 років тому +2

    Larry thank u your videos are very helpful

  • @cobra454tim
    @cobra454tim 8 років тому

    Nice video as always Larry !

  • @lmadden6236
    @lmadden6236 8 років тому +1

    You do amazing work!

  • @a.k1311
    @a.k1311 8 років тому +5

    Finally a video!!

  • @CardsharkMr
    @CardsharkMr 5 років тому

    Wow Larry, that looks sick, You are so talented. You really make some nice videos.

  • @shaunconnolly2534
    @shaunconnolly2534 8 років тому +8

    Wow! Unbelievable, your are a one of the best guys at doing this. Truly speechless

  • @impc2505
    @impc2505 8 років тому

    perfect timing. i have to detail a chalked up white Tacoma and will be needing these pads to get the job done.

  • @ItsRyan.
    @ItsRyan. 8 років тому

    Awesome job Larry! Would love to see more videos using the iBrid Nano, I'm thinking about buying one just not fully decided yet

  • @TheMikeschrum
    @TheMikeschrum 7 років тому

    Would love to do this for a living. Detailing has always been a passion.

  • @t-diddy3189
    @t-diddy3189 7 років тому +15

    Damn man I really wish I could take my car to this guy

  • @jue_boy4135
    @jue_boy4135 8 років тому

    Holy crap the whole time you showed that finished product my mouth was open with amazement.

  • @mobiledevto
    @mobiledevto 7 років тому +1

    Larry is a miracle worker.

  • @NicholasG28
    @NicholasG28 8 років тому +9

    This video couldn't have had better timing! Just got a '72 beetle and the paint needs some love. Thanks Larry!
    Edit: Just watched the ending and that came out absolutely incredible. Quick question though, did you still use M105 or did you step down to the M100 since the paint was so trashed?

    • @AMMO-NYC
      @AMMO-NYC  8 років тому +11

      105 it's got more lube

    • @lionelmessifan6329
      @lionelmessifan6329 7 років тому

      +AMMO NYC where can I get 105? does autozone carry it? For now I'm using megs ultimate compound

    • @NicholasG28
      @NicholasG28 7 років тому

      Lionel Messi Fan In my area I haven't seen it on a shelf except for autozone. However your best best at getting your hands on it would probably be by ordering it online. I know Kevin Brown has it on his site at buffdaddy.com

  • @mrmm7322
    @mrmm7322 4 роки тому +1

    Amazing quality work 👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @JimBales
    @JimBales 7 років тому

    So gratifying. So glad I found you. Just subscribed. :)

  • @byrong474
    @byrong474 7 років тому

    Wow. Amazing work.

  • @donovanswax6965
    @donovanswax6965 7 років тому

    Good job master, you'r still the best :)

  • @ian300whp
    @ian300whp 4 роки тому

    This video is perfect, I’m going to try those red pads on a badly faded red mustang that has been sitting in a garage untouched for 17 years!

  • @danlc95
    @danlc95 8 років тому

    That's why I normally use the green hex logic/buff and shine for cutting. They're marketed as a light cutting/heavy polishing pad, and it almost never fails me. I actually struck through some paint with the green pad, Meguiar's Ultimate Compound, and a Porter Cable 7424xp of all things. That blue Rupes foam pad is killer too.

  • @SundaysChild1966
    @SundaysChild1966 7 років тому +7

    Larry, are you SURE you didn't have that car repainted when we weren't looking? ;-) WOW! You have found what you were meant to do in life.

    • @AMMO-NYC
      @AMMO-NYC  7 років тому +3

      :)

    • @ALittleOG
      @ALittleOG 5 років тому

      I like Ammo but once you use the right compound and pad (I'm talking autozone equip) you will realize, the detail business is way over thought.. but the fact is , you try on a small section until you find what works..

  • @Shadow2084
    @Shadow2084 6 років тому

    AWESOME job!!

  • @BIMMERZEITT
    @BIMMERZEITT 8 років тому +3

    The after looks incredible!

  • @freehold01
    @freehold01 7 років тому

    Larry what a fantastic job

  • @adamblaknovski279
    @adamblaknovski279 7 років тому

    Thank you! I have a Dakar Yellow E36 M3 that is very oxidised, this will help alot.

  • @Los_Built
    @Los_Built 5 років тому

    Ammo nyc idea for next video try out rupes wool pad works like a microfiber but less haze and done in less time! Love your vids great work👍

  • @BK_711_
    @BK_711_ 8 років тому

    Impressive work Larry! I'm still on the hunt for a 964 C2 manual coupe still and this gives me hope for oxidized paint. I didn't think you could bring back the luster of a single stage paint like that. Could you also list the products you used for compound/polishing this car or whatever you would use today since this video is a bit old.

  • @zakksat
    @zakksat 4 роки тому

    you are the best in this industry

  • @shredct3118
    @shredct3118 5 років тому

    You sir,are an artist.

  • @SyedFaizanMahmood
    @SyedFaizanMahmood 7 років тому

    Subscribed. Great Work bro

  • @madzia007youtub
    @madzia007youtub 7 років тому

    Love that guy. learned so much 😍

  • @andrewasp6043
    @andrewasp6043 8 років тому

    Love your vids ,, just feel good vids !

  • @TheMXMMK
    @TheMXMMK 5 років тому

    OMG!!!! Thats amazing!!! Will that finish last!

  • @mintcustoms3086
    @mintcustoms3086 6 років тому

    Hey Larry you should have over a million followers , your content and knowledge is insane. Quick question, can a turtle wax ice(quick detail wax) be used as a sealant after polish?

  • @mikec1096
    @mikec1096 8 років тому

    nice finish!

  • @williameshea
    @williameshea 8 років тому

    Amazing results.

  • @aaronprudhomme8688
    @aaronprudhomme8688 6 років тому

    I love your videos. I learn a lot. Keep up the great work.👍😊What compound and polish did you use to accomplish the task??? You actually raised the dead there. Lol

    • @AMMO-NYC
      @AMMO-NYC  6 років тому

      Thanks. In this case, it was M105 and M205 from Meguiar's.

    • @sonyacisneros7015
      @sonyacisneros7015 4 роки тому

      AMMO NYC
      But what is the name of that red pad and where can I purchase one??? I’ve watched ur video 2 times, try’n to catch the name of it but... I was under the impression that u were promoting this product but then I started thinking that since I was having as hard of a time as I was/am catching the name of that pad, that maybe u aren’t giving the name for a reason. I don’t know but I’d like to!!!

  • @privategun
    @privategun 8 років тому

    nice result mate 👍🏻 👍🏻

  • @Minkyu85
    @Minkyu85 8 років тому

    Amazing Video!!
    Larry, Can I ask you one small question?
    How do you remove compound residue in the stone chip?
    After I finish compounding, it looks really bad...

  • @shahsmerdis
    @shahsmerdis 8 років тому

    Hey Larry,
    What I noticed: I think on these older cars it might be better to start med cut, light pressure take out lots of water, take out all the lose material clay doesnt get out, (The material that makes your pads black) Then go in heavy in paint correction, so less chance of grinding in that embedded dirt that isn't clear coat.
    figured this out when clay wouldn't take out embedded contaminates on our 04 4runner which was probably washed once a or twice a year. I used a green MF (light cutting) from chemical guys, not meguiars I know, but it had a lot of pores in it. added actually a lot of water, it sprayed everywhere but it gave it the extra lube I was going for. Not too much pressure, but my pad was black every 2x2 area. I used a heavy clay bar and still, only thing that got it out was compound and a lot of water. Took all the little black specs out. 4runners are huge, so i was taking it door by door when i have the time, which model pads are those, I am going to give it a shot maybe it would be faster than my chemical guys light pad. Did you have to follow up with polish afterwards?

  • @jimfree0
    @jimfree0 3 роки тому

    Dripping-wet-looking Guard's Red is an elemental force.

  • @southtrunk
    @southtrunk 6 років тому

    the single stage paint buffs out so nice you wonder if it might be a better paint system than the color/clearcoat method. thinking long term on well cared for cars.

  • @ACoustaDC
    @ACoustaDC 6 років тому

    You are the Picasso of polishing!

  • @latinwarrior6182
    @latinwarrior6182 8 років тому

    Awesome job man! wow...

  • @ghostduckinvestigations9798
    @ghostduckinvestigations9798 5 років тому

    LOOKS GREAT! WOW!

  • @tostoday
    @tostoday 8 років тому

    How do you remember all this stuff? Looks amazing.

  • @DavidMunera98
    @DavidMunera98 7 років тому

    man I don't believe in magic, but this is magic for sure. looks really amazing. good job.

  • @rush4ever1
    @rush4ever1 7 років тому +2

    How many hours did this take you?? Nice job man! You use just that meguiars red cutting disk? or did you wet sand first?

  • @jw4620
    @jw4620 7 років тому

    Great video! Thanks!

  • @ro63rto
    @ro63rto 8 років тому

    What a transformation!!!
    Just like below, my brothers 1970 beetle needs doing. No clearcoat so what can I use after to protect the newly restored paint from oxidising again?

  • @midnightrider8105
    @midnightrider8105 8 років тому

    Larry, without the new pad would you have had to wet sand the car or would have it just taking longer with the white pad? Bty another great video, definitely worth you bring out of the vault.

  • @bondy284
    @bondy284 7 років тому

    Wow what a finish🚗

  • @curtisimo032
    @curtisimo032 8 років тому

    I have that same keyboard. Best one I've found for a Mac.

  • @lukepugh6334
    @lukepugh6334 7 років тому

    This helped a ton.

  • @raeb5260
    @raeb5260 7 років тому

    Newly subscribed! Can you do a video about repairing clear coat on a car?

  • @raudelhernandez4320
    @raudelhernandez4320 8 років тому

    honest video, like it a lot!

  • @sashas8168
    @sashas8168 8 років тому

    that's bloody unbelievable!

  • @shakealeg88
    @shakealeg88 7 років тому

    Could you do an update on this car when it is finished? I would love to see that.

  • @SaltyTheClown
    @SaltyTheClown 8 років тому

    That 993 came out awesome. I have to do that same job to my red 86 944 due to it's oxidation.

    • @DannyZabolotny
      @DannyZabolotny 8 років тому +1

      I have a red 87 844 with the same issue, haha

  • @golferctube
    @golferctube 7 років тому

    Wow,amazing!

  • @michaelhinchey
    @michaelhinchey 8 років тому

    Larry way to salvage the video. Beautiful work as always on the car.

  • @rhkips
    @rhkips 8 років тому

    Looks like you were a bit too aggressive with compounding the front bumper; it disappeared entirely! ;D
    I can't believe you were able to save that Porsche's paint, let alone restore it to the level you did. That's amazing!

  • @TheTexasCoder
    @TheTexasCoder 8 років тому +6

    Great video, that detail made a huge difference! With the clear coat oxidizing, wouldn't it be better to re-spray the clear coat, or is the owner committed to performing this level of detail every 6-12 months? What are the owner's long term plans, eventually the clear coat is going to burn through with this frequent level of detailing. :(

    • @Tat2Dragons
      @Tat2Dragons 8 років тому +12

      That car doesn't have clear coat, it has single stage paint.

  • @xaufojjj
    @xaufojjj 8 років тому

    good job!

  • @rock-oz7eg
    @rock-oz7eg 8 років тому

    What a coincidence, I just worked on a friends oxidized '85 Citroen. It was really bad but it came out way better than I expected. He couldn't believe the difference

  • @necklicker1636
    @necklicker1636 4 роки тому

    Love your work and info Larry. On another note, what would you use to care for powder coated wheels? Thanks in advance.

    • @AMMO-NYC
      @AMMO-NYC  4 роки тому

      Thanks. Same method that I use on auto paint.

    • @necklicker1636
      @necklicker1636 4 роки тому

      Thanks for the info and your time. Keep up the great work and service you provide to people.

  • @birigoboom
    @birigoboom 8 років тому

    Wow, fantastic work! How many man hours did just the paint oxidation removal take?

  • @edwind8440
    @edwind8440 8 років тому +1

    amazing!

  • @Jeremy5431
    @Jeremy5431 5 років тому +1

    Question for you. I read about a technique using Megs #7 to put the oils back into the paint, then polishing. Would that have worked in this case?

  • @tomdowling3994
    @tomdowling3994 3 місяці тому

    Thanks for sharing your expertise. We have an early 90's red Ferrari. The finish is in very good condition, with light swirls, and some light scratches. Using Buff and Shine URO cut/finish microfiber pad, and diminishing type of light compound/polish. The pads tend to load up fairly quickly. Any recommendations would be appreciated.
    What do you think about using the Lake Country pre washed low lint premium lambswool pads on single stage lacquers?

  • @MrVeeBlog
    @MrVeeBlog 8 років тому

    I can't believe you didn't do some camera tricks, man this car looks really good. My wife's 92 Honda needs some work on it. I wonder if this video would help me. Her car has bands of white on her silver paint and I'm thinking a paint job is the only solution.

  • @sitivenimanu9110
    @sitivenimanu9110 7 років тому

    "that's like a very unscientific way of doing this and I don't know why I've done that for years" lmfao he cracks me up with some of his comments.

  • @L477
    @L477 7 років тому

    I wet sanded my clear coat and now my plastic trim has the residue stuck in it. Any tips on how to clean that up would be great. Thanks for sharing your detailing experience!