Detailed my friends 350z. He doesnt have a garage and parks on the streets. So he kind of just leaves it dirty and dont wash it often. Good that he moved and has a garage now, so I did a detail for him. Enjoy.
The clay pic was a result of one pass only....

 

More pics. I had to underexpose the pics a bit to show the reflection on a white car.

 

Last set

 

never really understood what that clay is..????

anyways sick job dude!

 

Looks fantastic.

 

Nice improvement. Clay bar is often an under rated step in the cleaning process. A lot of people skip it but it's a big help. Thanks for sharing those pics!

 

PPW is sexy.

 

ok here is my question now i did research on clay bar and i never new this existed, before i start my only question is, can you use the same claybar for the car?? how do you wash your claybar? when do you know if its to dirty?

 

You can read application info here:
http://www.zainostore.com/Merchant2/...oduct_Count=18

But I would suggest only clay if you plan to do a polish afterwards, cuz most likely claying will cause some swirls.

 

thanks buddy, i guess i wont do it my z since the pain is very soft and clean and my bmw is a 2009.... but winter in montreal is real rough....

thanks again for the info it was exactly what i was looking for

 

The swirls on the white z is ridiculous. It's normally tough to spot already but that's just terrible.

 

I removed the 350Z emblem from my back hatch today and the outlines of all three numbers and the Z still remain. I was wondering if the clay bar would remove that. It's on '03 so that thing had been on there for a while.

 

+1, some of those before pics were worse than my superblack

 

Good work!

 

Wouldn't hurt to try it out. I use the claybar to take off the exhaust stains just above the tips.