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The final shots!! Thanks for taking the time to look through my detail!! All in all, it took me around 11 hours from start to finish.

Some reflection shots:

So Saturday went by and by 6pm and still no wax, I decided to go out and apply a coat of Dodo Juice Supernatural. These are post two IPA wipe downs, but no LSP yet: That isn't a scratch...it's the roof line of my neighbor's house lol:

I finished up with M205 and a blue LC CCS pad via the rotary to really bring out the gloss and make the metallic flake pop. Here are a few photos of the results using various light sources. This is prior to an IPA wipe down by the way. By this point, I had been at it for about 8 straight hours...

Hey guys! I recently traded in my 370 for a “family car” because my wife and I are expecting. A few weeks ago we picked up a 2013 Nissan Altima 2.5 SL. The dealer did their version of a “dealer prep” when we got it, which we all know isn’t all that good. The first weekend I had it, I ended...

Under the tree: 1. Dodo Supernatural 2. Hot water extractor 3. Foam cannon Stocking: 1. Boar's hair brush 2. LC flat pads 3. Wolfgang foam applicators

I bought two bottles of 845 from the auto store by me before they stopped carrying it and I haven't even finished one bottle yet. I'm fortunate enough to not really have winters here in FL, but the 845 definitely lasts a while. Thank you! Believe it or not, that is an old coat of Rain X on the...

Thanks for the comments guys! The real pictures will come after a month...

Hey all! Finally got my hands on some Fuzion through the cyber Monday sale. I polished the car (3M UF) last weekend and while I was cleaning a friend's car yesterday, we got a little shower so I decided to snap some pictures. These are a week after I applied the Fuzion. Enjoy! :D

This is true...but the working time with a DA is going to be a long time so a rotary is best with this polish. Also, forgot to mention the first time around that an IPA wipedown may help.

What type of machine are you using? 85rd needs to be used with a rotary with a long working time. If you're having trouble removing it, just work it in a bit longer. Don't rewash a panel after polishing as you could induce slight marring and have to re-polish all over again.

No problem guys! I will be going up to Tallahassee in a couple weeks and can see how his car has held up.

It provides a very wet look. I would say a bit "wetter" than Wolfgang. Pretty much. You know how some sealants/waxes you kinda have to go over the spot a couple times? Well, not with this stuff...just one swipe and it's gone. Here are a few beading pictures that my friend took earlier this...

No problem Nick! I wish I could have snapped some pictures. I'll see if my buddy can take some tomorrow (he just drove 250 miles back home tonight...through rain...). Let me know how it works out for you! I just got a bottle of Sonax, but I seal my wheels regularly so I usually only use soap...

Thanks Autogeek for the Sonus give-away! I received the sealant on Tuesday and had a chance to use it this weekend. Unfortunately I did not take any pictures of the afters. Application was done by hand using a foam applicator pad and it went down super easy and very smooth. I let it sit for...

What if the butter is frozen lol....or a very large block of butter?

Jeweling is fine polishing with a rotary, finishing pad and finishing polish. Using pressure, speed and RPMs, you're able to "jewel" the finish to a high gloss. Investing in a DA is a great choice. If you have never machine polished, a DA is a good place to start. Once you get a hang of that...

Waxes and sealants should either be applied by hand or with a DA polisher on a low setting. A rotary is over doing it, at any speed. Do you have a DA?

This is awesome! Thanks Autogeek!!!!

Sonus SFX-4 Paint Sealant with Polycharger 8 oz. Sonus Der Wunder Microfiber and Pad Wasche 16.9 oz. Sonus Der Wunder Microfiber and Pad Wasche 16.9 oz.