I'd second this. Post some pics and show us what's going on. Porsche knew what they were doing with paint, so you should have a decent base to start with. I'd either do it yourself or get someone to cut and buff. Fix the mechanical issues, drive it, live with it, and make a decision. If you repaint, paint it whatever color you want.
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Originally Posted by kalinsd
Original paint car? If no dents/scratches and assuming there are a few rock chips on the frunk and some on the underside of the bumpers, you have a great starting point to wet sand with 1000 to 1200 carefully then polish with either the 3M system or the polish system from Griot’s Garage. Both systems will require the use of an orbital machine.....many to choose from.
Lots of work but end result will be a beautiful car with some minor probable patina that will certainly set your car apart from most cars. The big up-side is that you won’t be afraid to drive the car and screw up your $XXK paint work. Put all that saved $$ in your pocket for other projects.
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