*Official* G35 Modded Sedan Picture Thread
It's been in the high 70's here. In fact I think it hit 90 on Monday. I was doing my detail in the garage in just shorts because it was so F-N hot... It's barely March, this is going to be a long, hot summer. 
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I use this setup:
Wash with either PB Super Slick & Suds or Maxi Suds and have found the
Dry with a waffle weave towel.
Zaino clay bar (any work, I just had this one sitting around)
For Polish:
PO203S with a yellow pad on the deep scratch places.
Intensive Polish with an orange pad on the whole car.
PO106FF with a white pad on the whole car.
PO85RD with a black pad on the whole car.
Wipe down the car with Top Inspection Spray
Sealant:
FMJ with a blue pad on the whole car.
Natty's red wax by hand.
Wash with either PB Super Slick & Suds or Maxi Suds and have found the
Dry with a waffle weave towel.
Zaino clay bar (any work, I just had this one sitting around)
For Polish:
PO203S with a yellow pad on the deep scratch places.
Intensive Polish with an orange pad on the whole car.
PO106FF with a white pad on the whole car.
PO85RD with a black pad on the whole car.
Wipe down the car with Top Inspection Spray
Sealant:
FMJ with a blue pad on the whole car.
Natty's red wax by hand.
You could probably skip the 106FF and go straight to the 85RD, since their cut is so close together and you most likely don't have many swirls.If you can, try and get a hold of some Jetseal by CG, it's good stuff. I used to use Natty's blue on my black car, but I switched to CG 50/50 and love it. It costs a little more, but the gloss and depth is better on a dark car.
You using a rotary or a DA?
here they are 
