Today, in the Chemical Guys Detail Garage--
everyone who's getting off the train get off now.
Today, in the Chemical Guys Detail Garage we have this 2008 Bentley Continental Convertible.
Now if you've been following our mini-series, you've seen that we've already washed it,
we've clayed it and polished it, and now we're going to protect it.
But before we move to our last step of waxing it, I want to add a little bit more magnification
as well as fill in some of those minor imperfections.
So that's why we are going to glaze it using Black Light.
Now, Black Light is going to enhance the gloss and the depth of this paint as well as any
kind of metallic that's in the paint job itself.
So all you have to do is apply it onto the surface, let it cure for about 15 minutes
and you can do this by machine or by hand and on a car this elegant with all these contours,
I'm going to do it by hand to ensure that I cover as much surface area as possible giving
it that long lasting bond.
So, over here we have our Black Light and we are going to start by shaking it up just like
we always do and using a microfiber applicator, I'll apply a few lines and we can start blotching
it onto the paintwork.
Just dab it out and a little bit goes a long way so there's no need for high buildup of
this because if you think about it, only the initial layers will bind to the paint job,
everything else is just being wiped away and that's wasteful.
So, we'll spread it out in even strokes and you can use a crosshatching pattern where
you go up and down and then side to side to ensure that you cover the entire surface as
well as spread it out as nicely as possible because a fine coat is going to last longer,
it's going to bond better, and again, it's using less product and we'll go around the
vehicle to enhance that shine as well as bring out that metallic flake.