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Hi all, A Black car sure looks stunning when polished! However, it is very hard to upkeep (Rain, road dust and etc) and to maintain the gloss. So do you regret for not getting a sliver colored car? Regards,

Pick up a bottle of Blackfire sealant on Friday. So try it out today. 1) Wash n clay 2) PC with orange LC pad and IP 3) PC with white LC pad and PO106ff 3) PC with grey LC pad to apply Menzerna Glaze 4) Hand application for Blackfire Sealant Here is the result after 6 hrs . Backache liao ... [inline Bonnet.jpg] [inline "Front fender.jpg"] [inline "Left Door Panel .jpg"] [inline "Right View.jpg"] [inline Rear.jpg] 2 bottles of 100 plus still not enough ..... Any comments? newbie in detailing

Age of car: appro 5-6mths Condition: Plenty of light scratches from petrol kiosk wash This vios was done up a few days ago but was raining when i finished and I had to take some indoor shots. Managed to meetup again today to catch a few outdoor shots. Did some repair on the bonnet cos someone crashed onto the bonnet and caused some paint-transfer. Managed to remove with a cutting-grade claybar which hazed the bonnet and had to use DA to bring back the shine. In the end, repolished the whole bonnet. Feeling excited that I just received my Chemical Guy's EZ cream glaze and M-seal, I proceeded to apply the EZ glaze with DA and finishing pad then M-seal by hand with MF foam pad. Process: 1) Wash and polyclay with NXT shampoo 2) DA with orange light cut pad and PO106FF, speed 6 1-2pass and speed 4 1 pass 3) Klasse All-in-one by hand 4) FK1 no 2180 x 2 layers The pics: Scratches before and after: Before: After: Before: After: The outdoor shots: Saw something flying?

Hi guys, After collecting my new Swift for a week, this is wat I've done up wif it: 1. Works Emotion CR 16" rims + ST115 tyres 2. Toughseal paint sealant 3. Tuffkote 4. Tintsy Cool solar films 5. Suzuki Sport sunshade All feedbacks and opinions are welcome.. Cheers!!