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Jimmie · #11 03-04-2007, 02:26 PM

Awesome Nick. All of our cars are white so I keep coming here to look at your car.

nick19 · #12 03-04-2007, 02:53 PM

Thanks guys/gals. I enjoy coming back to this thread and viewing how awesome my car shines. AG provides some exceptional products.

-Nick

nick19 · #13 03-26-2007, 07:58 AM

Current Project:

Meg's #80, Menzerna FPII, Blackfire Final Gloss (on sale $12), WGDGS, Liquid Souveran, Paste Souveran

Right now I have finished Meg's #80, and Menzeran FPII, and I'm working on Meg's #3 currently.

Here's some pictures of the car after Meg's #80 and Menzerna FPII. I will get some more up when the sun is up. I really enjoyed using Menzerna FPII, it broke down nicely, and left an ultra-clear surface. I am very pleased with the results.

No wax, or sealant.. just polished surface.

And I received a can of PB's Wheel Sealant, that I will also be posting some pictures of the final result.

This white paint is amazing to work with, but removing swirls isn't easy. There's no other white car I've worked on that comes out like this. And it's not because it's mine, I always pay more attention to detail on clients cars.

The slickness is out of this world! I jeweled the panint with Menzeran FPII and the difference is.....WOW! I couldn't think my paint could be possibly ANY slicker after two coats of Souveran followed up the next day with some old CM. Man was I wrong.

Stay Tuned for future pictures and "The Final Result".

-Nick

bambo2888 · #14 03-26-2007, 08:37 AM

you should drop that 4x4! hehe, nice work, man.

nick19 · #15 03-26-2007, 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted by bambo2888

you should drop that 4x4! hehe, nice work, man.

4x4?

Thanks for the kind words

bambo2888 · #16 03-26-2007, 08:57 AM

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Originally Posted by nick19

4x4?

Thanks for the kind words

hehe, with the aftermarket wheels its high up there "Chevy ridin high boy", or... "Olds ridin high boy" haha.

thats a heck of a reflection dude

nick19 · #17 03-26-2007, 08:59 AM

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Originally Posted by bambo2888

hehe, with the aftermarket wheels its high up there "Chevy ridin high boy", or... "Olds ridin high boy" haha.

thats a heck of a reflection dude

LOL! They're only 18's, but I didn't mess up the luxury ride in the Olds either. It's a nice setup.

Thanks bambo!

-Nick

Nica · #18 03-26-2007, 10:11 AM

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"The slickness is out of this world! I jeweled the panint with Menzeran FPII and the difference is.....WOW!"

Man that car looks slick and that's with out any wax on huh..very nice. Can you imagine what it would look like when you put some wax on top of it very nice.

Sounds like this Menzerna FPII is quite the product. Looking forward on trying it one of these days.

Thanks for the pictures buddy.

nick19 · #19 03-26-2007, 11:02 AM

No wax, no sealants.....yet! I am in the middle of applying the sealant.

FPII and PO106FF are like "staple" polishes; a must for any extreme car nut.

More pictures are on the way...

-Nick

nick19 · #20 03-26-2007, 11:24 AM

Final Polish

Not sealed or waxed yet. I'm working on that at the moment. 3 steps down, two more to go.

(nice reflection for white)

And now inside the garage....

(w/ flash)

I can already tell how CLEAR the paint is. It's a bit more glossy and reflective than before and I STILL don't have any sealant or wax on. I'm now a firm believer of Menzerna and Blackfire polishes.