2001 integra before and after

[20ls01]

first off...Hats off to AG for advice and help especially Mike Phillips.

Equipment used:
pc7424
Orange pad
Microfiber cloth wrapped around an orange pad for glaze and wax(ghetto!)
Pinnacle Fine swirl remover #2
Pinnacle Finishing glaze
Mequiars NXT wax

here is my car how it started off..

After

White cars are hard to get reflection, so i didnt take any of those.....but i am very pleased with the results. There are still some imperfections such as deeper scratches but they weren't my main concern, the oxidation was and they are all gone! Maybe PInnacle #3 swirl remover would have worked better for the deeper scratches.
I had thought my paint was done for, but nope, looks like there is still plenty of life.
Car is almost 10 years old with 100,000 miles on the clock. its ready for 90+ degree weather now

what do you all think?

 

[AspecialZ]

Looks Great! White Cars are a PITA, also I'm not to fond of how low some of those imports are to the ground. haha

 

[20ls01]

Thanks, there is a much higher chance to miss spots on white cars, otherwise..they seem simple lol

I lowered it with a coil-over system, otherwise it would look pretty high.

anyone know anything about this car's paint? soft hard paint/clear coat, the amount of layers..etc?

 

[sgtmillhouse648]

Nice! NH-578 is a gorgeous color (I like it better than CW any day)! Have you polished the blades or is that the factory clearcoat? Gorgeous teg none the less! Are you over on Team-Integra at all?

 

[20ls01]

Nice! NH-578 is a gorgeous color (I like it better than CW any day)! Have you polished the blades or is that the factory clearcoat? Gorgeous teg none the less! Are you over on Team-Integra at all?

IMO taffeta white is the best white offered for the integra.

i believe those are the factory clear coats on the gsr blades(bought it used about 2 years ago). i just use mequiars car soap to clean them haha!

yeah i'm 20ls01 on team-integra.net