Can this shine anymore?
Hello friends!
I was back from KL, meeting KC. I had to start my first detail after the trip.
This was my baby, a 2004 Honda Civic V-tec. (Not anymore! She’s someone else’s now. But I still love her.)
Obviously, being a house member, she expected more attention from me. So, I couldn't choose any other ride. I remember KC saying take care of the family first!
(I’ve lost a lot of pictures of her due to a data transfer gone wrong. What’s remaining is from mobile phone).
This was her state - a wild black stallion that deserved to be tamed and pampered.
I started off early dawn, before the rays of the sun warmed our small island. I set myself a target of finishing it early. Washed, clayed and the “hard-work-fun” comes into play.
No fillers, No waxes, just the usual Menz stuff and the rotary.
Under the sun
Needs refining
Under light gun
Refined further with a little and plenty of passion
Buffing out polish residue
I was exhausted in the end. 2 days of hard work, non-stop. Painful back, goldfish eyes, popeye’s arms! I went out early morning the following day with all the pain. And my baby was there, so sweet, so cute, it smiled. The pain disappeared, I felt blessed by Almighty, reignited.
The door
My next victim
Which is which?
The hood during the day
The reflections
Can this shine anymore?
Water pebbles on paint
Upside down ... more impressive
When others envy your ride’s shine, it’s BeyondShine.
Thanking God again and again for making yet another detailing dream come true!
Thanks for viewing
Cheers and happy Independence Day (to all Mauritians around the world and in Malaysia, and to everyone esp. zth members)
Cheers
Zaid
Hello friends!
I was back from KL, meeting KC. I had to start my first detail after the trip.
This was my baby, a 2004 Honda Civic V-tec. (Not anymore! She’s someone else’s now. But I still love her.)
Obviously, being a house member, she expected more attention from me. So, I couldn't choose any other ride. I remember KC saying take care of the family first!
(I’ve lost a lot of pictures of her due to a data transfer gone wrong. What’s remaining is from mobile phone).
This was her state - a wild black stallion that deserved to be tamed and pampered.
I started off early dawn, before the rays of the sun warmed our small island. I set myself a target of finishing it early. Washed, clayed and the “hard-work-fun” comes into play.
No fillers, No waxes, just the usual Menz stuff and the rotary.
Under the sun
Needs refining
Under light gun
Refined further with a little and plenty of passion
Buffing out polish residue
I was exhausted in the end. 2 days of hard work, non-stop. Painful back, goldfish eyes, popeye’s arms! I went out early morning the following day with all the pain. And my baby was there, so sweet, so cute, it smiled. The pain disappeared, I felt blessed by Almighty, reignited.
The door
My next victim
Which is which?
The hood during the day
The reflections
Can this shine anymore?
Water pebbles on paint
Upside down ... more impressive
When others envy your ride’s shine, it’s BeyondShine.
Thanking God again and again for making yet another detailing dream come true!
Thanks for viewing
Cheers and happy Independence Day (to all Mauritians around the world and in Malaysia, and to everyone esp. zth members)
Cheers
Zaid
