Thank you Menzerna!

[endus]

Finally get to post some showoff pics. Phtography is not as good as I would like (going from film SLR to digital point and shoot is tough!), but it's good enough.



I finally learned the value of using a lighter polish instead of relying on DACP's diminishing abrasive...Menzerna FP is some really sick polish. The wax is Pinnacle only...no sealant until fall when I am sure the paint is 100% cured. Can't wait to see how this stuff looks layered. I really like how it works with the dark green paint...making it look much darker and wetter and showing off the pearl clearcoat. Good stuff for 60 bucks!

This last one is entitled, "How clean are YOUR rims"

 

[Soarer V]

Nice job endus, when you added that last shot of your cleaned inner rim, one could tell you're on another level:up

 

[usdm]

Those pics are nice (car looks good too:xyxthumbs )



What kind of camera you're using?

 

[endus]

Those pics are nice (car looks good too:xyxthumbs )



What kind of camera you're using?

Canon A80. Pretty good but the depth of field is so horrible compared to film! Other than that it's a *great* camera though!



@Soarer - Hahahaha...the next level is def what I was going for. When I saw some lambos one time with clean inner rims I said: "that's for me".

 

[Bill D]

Endus,



That's wonderful work :xyxthumbs. I had a black Maxima and I noticed how easily Nissan paint chips. I noticed you were parked on a dirt road/parking area in one of your photos. I would just steer clear of those whenever possible unless you have Scotchcal clear bra material on your lower body. It would really suck to have touch up micro chipping after all that.

 

[endus]

Thanks Bill. Yea, the Nissan paint is not so good although there is a fair amount of non-Nissan paint on there at this point.



As far as the parking lot, I went sooooooooooooo slowly in there. I don't think I even fully engaged first gear....very slow.



3m on the *lower* body might not be a bad idea actually....I never thought of that before....HMMM