Okay... So I'm doing my traditional detailing project that I try to every few months this weekend. Here's my steps for this weekend...

1) Wash
2) Clay
3) Wash
4) Polish (Menzerna PO106FF)
5) Glaze (Menzerna Finishing Touch)
6) Sealant (Menzerna FMJ)
7) Wax (Natty's Blue)
8) All the rest like wheels, tires, interior etc.

This thread is reserved for pics later, however, since I'm OCD and everything must be done under shelter including the wash, I needed a place for my bike. I didn't want to leave it outdoors... Not a place better than the kitchen. Lol...



Okay... Now for the pics:

1st Wash - In progress pic


Taped ClearBra Edge


Polishing with PO106FF


Decided to Clean the Bike Mid-stream while I had the hose out


Ahhh.... Nice and Imperfection Free






A few photos in the driveway:





A few others I took late in the day (Quality okay... Tried out Widescreen on my Camera for the first time and quality isn't as good):





Yes... This is the reflection on the hood:



Some More:













Still trying to figure out my camera and all the options...

The job turned out great! Menzerna products have prooved themselves again.

 

OCD is an understatement

 

BUMP... Pics are added and Thread Re-Opened.

 

Hotness.

Still laughing at washing in the garage, stupid water ban.

 

Nice. I'm practicing (between thunderstorms) on my '96 Pearl White Maxima to get my technique perfected with the PC and the Menzerna SIP and the PO106FF for polishing followed by Poorboy's Black Hole glaze, EX sealant, and Nattty's Blue wax. If I can get that 12 year old neglected paint to shine, the G should be a breeze! Good work and the pics are better than you give yourself credit for.

 

Haha... Thanks man!!! Keep me updated on the new Poorboy's Black Hole stuff. I saw it on the site and was tempted to buy. Would love to hear how people like it.

 

very nice job very nice

 

so u park ur bike in the kitchen..lol

Leave by the front door?


ohh yea..btw nice job on the G

 

Will do. I wish DI had it (hint, hint George!) so that i didn't feel like I was cheating on them buy buying it somnewhere else. It may be a week or so before I get to use it though.

"If it keeps on raining, the levee's going to break" - Robert Plant 1971

 

black, hmmm. nice job.

 

good job...how long did the whole process take?

 

nice...

 

It was raining that evening and there is no chance in hell the bike is staying out overnight (rain or shine).

 

All in all I probably have about 6-7 hrs in it.

 

Car looks dirty