I spent part of the weekend washing, claying and sealing/waxing the Fit. By hand, since the Porter Cable gods haven't smiled on me yet. After washing with Meg's Gold Class, claying with a Meg's kit, I applied a layer of Duragloss 105. That cured overnight, then a layer of Collinite 476s went on. The results speak for themselves. The paint is much smoother than when I began, and the car looks stunning. My neighbors were a little envious.













The black Chevrolet lurking in the background of the first picture will have its turn in a few weeks when it's old enough. The neighbor's Grand Cherokee pictured in reflection also might get a go with these products.

 

Looks good, claying is something most people don't ever do but I think it's a must in order to get a good shine.