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I think you are just trying to frighten him Its so shiny, it looks like a street lamp(?) reflection
Good colour by the way

I have been out this morning and had a good look as he specifically mentioned above and below the doors I thought maybe it was the lamppost reflection or when talking under the door perhaps the PPF on the rear arch, or just a wind up.
Either way—I’ve double/triple checked and unless I’m Steve Wonder I can’t see any scratches (I’d be suffering from nervous breakdown if there was..especially as I’ve only owned it two months and it was immaculate.). . No harm no foul.

Sorry...yes it was just a wind up!

I think it's the reflection of the streetlight. You've achieved a wonderful mirror finish

AndyC160 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 5:18 pm Sorry...yes it was just a wind up!

I think it's the reflection of the streetlight. You've achieved a wonderful mirror finish

Thank you. I kinda knew it was

Kleynie wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:48 pm

Clossie wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:45 pm

Kleynie wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:42 pm I paid someone to do mine as I could not spend that amount of time doing it. Looks great though.

Did you do anything with the interior leather?

I haven’t started the on the interior yet, but my go to for leather would be gliptone leather cleaner and conditioner.

I used Gliptone in my old BM 535d, but in the Macan the leather is perforated and the cream just gets stuck in the perforations. I’ve not yet found anything that I can use.

I have used Gtechniq Leather Guard on my BMW seats for several years, does a great job if applied every 3-6 months. Even used on the steering wheel to keep oils out of the pours and stops the leather going 'shiny'. It's a clear liquid, applied with an applicator sponge, so no problems with the perforation holes in your seats.

F1 Nut wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 6:05 pm

Kleynie wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:48 pm

Clossie wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 8:45 pm

I haven’t started the on the interior yet, but my go to for leather would be gliptone leather cleaner and conditioner.

I used Gliptone in my old BM 535d, but in the Macan the leather is perforated and the cream just gets stuck in the perforations. I’ve not yet found anything that I can use.

I have used Gtechniq Leather Guard on my BMW seats for several years, does a great job if applied every 3-6 months. Even used on the steering wheel to keep oils out of the pours and stops the leather going 'shiny'. It's a clear liquid, applied with an applicator sponge, so no problems with the perforation holes in your seats.

Thank you. I think this is what the detailing guys used initially, but I would like to keep it up going forwards. How often would I need to do that?

Thanks