This one was a real challenge, and I learned quite a bit on it. I love the Makita, Megs105, and Wet Obsession. Anyway, on to the pics.

Here's what I started with.

 

And the afters.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

that sucker is clean

 

that looks awsome!! i got a black 2004 screw and im going to do mine now for sure!! i have the clay bar kit and megs polish and carnuba..please tell what you did and what with...great pics!

 

Nice!
hyperdressing =

 

sure it looks nice and its clean, but I think you guys have somewhat missed the point of his post. He posted a lot of before and after pics to show in detail how much paint correction was required to restore it to show room appearance.
There was way more work involved than just hitting it with carnuba or hyper dressing.

Amazing job

 

Wow, as always very nicely done!

What's that under the wipers on the plastic? Did you miss a spot??

 

Uh, guys (and girls), if you think that was simply using some clay, then applying some miracle Billy Mays wax, you're in for a rude awakening. Like someone else has mentioned, there was a ton of true "paint correction" work done there first. It was not easy, nor did it take just a few minutes with no talent. There was a ton of work done there and much of it was well beyond what a first timer should attempt. My hat's off to hwm3 for an awesome job here.

 

Looks amazing, very good job. Alot of time and effort have been put into this Suburban thats for sure.