Hater's S2000.

[arisking]

Well over the last couple days I've had the privilege to work on one of the local speed shop employees cars.

Being that this thing is black and has some of the softest paint on the planet, I was pretty excited to learn how to deal with it.

Here are a couple pics for now of what the basic final product looks like before the second coat of wax and before I ripped the bumper off to remove the headlights. Also after about 16 hours worth of work, haha.





As always, enjoy.

[jamesboyy]

Marvolus work you really made thst rare find shine

[custmsprty]

Killer work, looks fantastic!

[Kamakaz1961]

Beautiful work!! Can I ask what did you use (product, pads and DA)? The reason why I ask is that I will be working on a 2007 Nissan Black Altima that is in really bad shape.

This will be my 1st Nissan vehicle and I am assuming it will be soft paint. Of course I will be test spotting.

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

Outstanding! Loving that 2nd picture.

[GS2011]

[dcjredline]

Yeah, thats gotta get a ton of head turns.

[LatinFG2]

Very nice work!

[CarolinasFinestDetailing]

I got my swim trunks on!!!!

[arisking]

Thank a lot guys! Hard work really does pay off. Looks even better in the sun, I'll get pictures shortly.

Products used.

-Rupes 15
-Buff & Shine orange w/Sonax 5/4 compound
-Buff & Shine white w/Menzerna SF4000
-Two coats of BLACKFIRE BlackICE
-One coat of Optimum Spray Wax

Beautiful work!! Can I ask what did you use (product, pads and DA)? The reason why I ask is that I will be working on a 2007 Nissan Black Altima that is in really bad shape.

This will be my 1st Nissan vehicle and I am assuming it will be soft paint. Of course I will be test spotting.