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Hey, just some pics to share. wash with Meguiars Goldclass car wash wax> meguiars NXT, topped with Pinnacle Souveran rims was waxed with Wheelwax from autogeek all done by hand totalling 3 hours will try to polish the care first next time.

This light metallic blue 630 came to me for a light makeup before the owner's big day. On close inspection, there is only very fine scratches here an there. So I decided not to use anything more abrasive than PO106FF to buff. As this car is to be used more wedding, i decided to go for a combination of M-Seal and Pinnacle Souveran (since my 5050 still not here yet) to see how it will turn out on metallics even though souveran might mute it somewhat. Here's the process: 1) DA with white LC polishing pad and PO106FF 2) 1 layer of CG's M-Seal by hand 3) 2 layer of Pinnacle Souveran by hand I started this ride with the sun shining, but ended with heavy downpour So all I have is indoor shots which to a certain extend, shows up the wetness achieved by the souveran. Enjoy the sexy curves on this babe. She looks good from all angles Some stubborn brake dust that needed a dose of more concentrated all purpose cleaner to remove. see the car pics for the after effects Oooh!! luckily I took the shots indoor, the sun would have blinded me if its taken outdoor kekeke In ur face Side reflections Wet wet bonnet

another D.I.Y session with my latest purchase...the souveran..The result is nose bleeding on a blackie.Deep,wet glossy...one of the best carnauba wax i tried..highly recommend but the price is here it goes The product "Brilliant on Red" , "Awesome on Black" Owner has got himself another LGT.. can't wait for it to arrive

Kena bitten by the detailing bug quite jialat this time. Am now looking for the following to supplement my detailing arsenal: Sonus SFX-1 Restore Polish Sonus SFX-2 Enhance Polish Sonus SFX-3 Final Polish Sonus Acrylic Glanz Sonus Acrylic Spritz Pinnacle Souveran Carnauba Wax or P21S carnauba wax Sonus Paintwork Cleanser Am also looking for a good paintwork cleanser. I've read about using rubbing alcohol-water mix, and someone recommended soft99 pre-wax cleanser (at $35, it'd make more sense to get the Swissol Cleaner Fluid). Swissol Cleaner Fluid and Cleaner Fluid Medium are also good options if anyone can get a good price for them. I'd stick with AIO, but I've got some light scratches that I would like to polish out instead of filling in. If anyone has any idea where to get any of the above products, I'd very veyr much appreciate it :)