black mazda rx8

[nabisco shine]

mazda used ultimate compound,m205,sentitic sealant2.0 2 coats of thin m26 wax using a pc megs yellow and megs cutting pad

hood

after took me 8 hours of work and not it wasnt a 100 percent scratch free but it was good to go

 

[Christopher]

Looks great :xyxthumbs:
What did you use/steps?

 

[nabisco shine]

oops for got this

 

[nabisco shine]

i wash gold class shampoo, megs clay, ultimate coumpound , m205, lasp is sentitic sealant2.0, m26, 2 thin coats used a pc7424xp megs yellow pad for m205, cutting pad for compound, and megs finishing pad for the 2 lsp

 

[tuscarora dave]

Looks a whole lot better now. I would suggest getting something to dress that plastic around the wipers (cowl pan) with, that would be the icing on the cake. Good job Nabisco Shine.:xyxthumbs:

 

[nabisco shine]

thank you i know it was my bad i forgot to add dreasing on the wiper cowl, i notice that after i saw the pics=( but over all it came out great its not a 100 percent scratch free car it had some here and there that i left behind that i couldnt get rid of =(

 

[tuscarora dave]

I used to forget stuff like that when I was newer at detailing. One thing that has helped me in that area was to pre treat all the plastic with Poorboy's World trim Restorer. It makes it so if any compound, polish residue or wax gets on the plastic it easily washes off without staining it. I always wash and dry the car after polishing but before waxing so once washed all the plastic looks brand new. The PB TR saves me a lot of time and I don't have to tape the plastic off either so it saves me tape too. I say you have done a great job for a newer detailer and remember black is one of the harder colors to make look great.

 

[nabisco shine]

i will keep that in mind ill get the pb dressing save me time im gonna go ahead and give it a try.

 

[nabisco shine]

mr michel phillaps can you please edit my pics thanks i forgot to always hit enter