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Did a full detail on my 240SX this week. It had some nasty water-spots on one side from a sprinkler that sprayed my parking space where I used to live, but now that I'm out of there it was time to clean things up.
After a wash and clay, I proceeded with #80 Speed Glaze by PC on a polishing pad. It cleaned things up real nice. Here's a before and after:
The #80 left such a great finish I went right to NXT 2.0 next. Applied by PC finishing pad, it was the first time I'd used NXT and I found it shockingly easy to apply & remove. It looked great, but the next day I decided to throw a layer of #26 paste wax on top. I'm very happy with the results, here's some pics..
Metallics popping, the color is Nissan's Cobalt Green Pearl:
Reflections of reflections - spoiler, trunk, and rear window:
From the back:
Reflection on the roof, sorry it's not a Meg's product, it was all I had with me. I had to almost center it on the roof because the surface was so slick.
And a golden-hour shot taken just after sunset:
Any tips, suggestions, comments appreciated!
After a wash and clay, I proceeded with #80 Speed Glaze by PC on a polishing pad. It cleaned things up real nice. Here's a before and after:
The #80 left such a great finish I went right to NXT 2.0 next. Applied by PC finishing pad, it was the first time I'd used NXT and I found it shockingly easy to apply & remove. It looked great, but the next day I decided to throw a layer of #26 paste wax on top. I'm very happy with the results, here's some pics..
Metallics popping, the color is Nissan's Cobalt Green Pearl:
Reflections of reflections - spoiler, trunk, and rear window:
From the back:
Reflection on the roof, sorry it's not a Meg's product, it was all I had with me. I had to almost center it on the roof because the surface was so slick.
And a golden-hour shot taken just after sunset:
Any tips, suggestions, comments appreciated!
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