So MOTD is here and im leaving tomorrow night to go up so I decided its a perfect time to have my paint buffed. They used a 3 stage system made for cars with good paint they were 2 very light coumpounds and a sealer then waxed after the third sealer stage.

In person the difference is amazing its night and day the paint looks alot deeper and almost like it is a darker green. It also looks alot smoother and feels like glass. He also gave me a full bottle of some really good quick detailer.
Check it out and let me know what you think
I posted one of the front end before and one after than the other is of the side after

 

I think you need to do mine.

 

The paint looks great but not so much for the stripe

 

The stripe was the previous owner I am thinking about removing it and having it actually painted on and a little thicker but if I remove it you will be able to tell a stripe used to go there so i am going to keep it until I figure something else out.

 

That looks sweet dude! How long did that take and cost? Use Forever Black it works great I used it one in the past 6 months and never dauled. Isn't that truck that girl's I was asking about that helped you with your car? You still habent said what the deal was with her, let me know man.

 

Are you just scared kid? No one is trying to beat you up! So don't be scared to answer the question!

 

What's NOT to like. Good job!!!

 

looks very nice

 

If you ever want to try doing it yourself try Meguiar's Ultra-Cut Compound M105 (DA polisher), removes deep scratches and imperfections. It starts out abrasive and within a few seconds becomes more fine the longer it's used, I applied wax right after using it. Works wonders for faded bumpers!

 

LOL, Braminator.

I think it's a definite improvement in the finish but I do agree with DAVESTER, the stripe seems a little weak.

 

I gotta quote from a guy who owns an auto detailing company, that my Miata would cost $175 to get the deep water spots and to recorrect the paint. He was at one of our tech days recently. I figured it couldn't be too hardto do, so I bought a porter cable DA polisher and went to work on my BRG with some Meg's 105 deep cut and 205 polish. It looks fantastic. I did my Miata, my Mini, and tomorrow, will hit my wife's RAV4. Definitely a learning curve involved, but I would rather do it myself than pay someone.