dmw16

I used my PC for the first time today. My process was:

Wash
Clay
Wash
Optimum Compound w/ Edge Green Pad
Optimum Polish w/ Edge Blue Pad
JEFFS Werkstat Prime w/ Edge White Pad
JEFFS Werkstat Acrylic JETT Trigger w/ MF

Here is a before shot I took last week:


Here is the same spot on the car today:


Here is the hood - passengers side polished, drivers side only compounded


Here are just a bunch of other shots

S2kMarkus

black is the hardest to work with, practice makes perfect.

dmw16

Yeah, tell me about it. But considering the car has 67k miles on it and is driven as my daily driver I think it looks pretty good.

Next time I will use something more aggressive to try and get some of the deeper swirls out.

johnqt3

Here is where your goal should be... https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.ph...c=484787&st=75

scroll 3/4 way down you will see a black s2k

But good job for the first time.

tekstar

what was the process for the black s2k by s2kmarkus?

wanabe

nice job!!
you just melted away 67k miles!

S2KMiyo

Hehe, I bet it's so smooth that you can't even lean on it without sliding off.

Looks supreme!

dmw16

Thanks guys. I know it isn't perfect, but I hope with practice I can get there.

S2kMarcus, what was your process?

NFRs2000NYC

The car Marcus detailed had 1/2 the miles. BIGGGG difference.


Nice job, especially for your first time, moreso on black!

90crvtec

I think it looks pretty good. Black is always the real test for your detailing results, for a first time attempt you did really really well.

I'd like to know your impressions on the Werkstatt lineup. I'm also interested in the durability of Jett Trigger, tell us what you think of this product after you've had it on the car for a few weeks. I think I'm going to use the Werkstatt line of products on my next major detail but I'd like to hear from someone with actual experience before I pull the trigger (pun intended ) on my next order.