Dark cars are always a pain to keep up, but looks good with a good detail job.

Looks sharp.

I had never seen the whole of your car before - just the front end. That is really nice looking. Are your rear fenders rolled or is that stock? They seem more aggressive than i've seen on the older G35's that I recall, at least..

knowing Sean he probably has plenty more that could make for posters

And for those who are interested, this is the process I used on the car.  I'm doing some write-ups on detailing for the club site w/ Detailed Image so once those are done, I'll post them here too.

Washing, dry and clay bar

• Poorboy's Super Slick and Suds car wash
• Wash w Sheepskin mitt for upper portion of vehicle and a heavier duty scrubber for the fender wells and bumpers
• Chemical Guys Grime Reaper degreaser for the brake dust and bugs (5:1 dilution).  This stuff is awesome, cuts right through brake dust and helps to soften bugs and tar
• Dried using waffle weave microfiber towels
• Clear Kote Clay Bar and Quick Detailer for lube

Steps w/ Porter Cable 7424 - All products removed by hand w/ microfiber towel

• Menzerna Intense Polish medium cutting polish  w/ Orange pad
• Menzerna PO106FF finishing polish w/ White pad
• Menzerna Finishing Touch Glaze w/ White pad
• Menzerna Full Molecular Jacket synthetic sealant w/ Black pad

Finishing Steps by hand

• Menzerna High Gloss Acrylic Shield spray sealant applied with sprayer and buffed w/ microfiber towel
• Chemical Guys Pete's 53 Black Pearl paste wax applied w/ a micofiber pad
• Aerospace 303 Protectant on tires, all black exterior trim, interior plastic and leather.
• Stoner's Invisible Glass on all clear plastic and glass

There are a couple things I didn't get around to applying for time.  I normally use Poorboy's Bold and Bright as a finisher on the tires, its a water based tire dressing, won't brown your tires and gives it a nice healthy black look.  I also like to use Leatherique Rubber Black Dye on the external trim as it is literally a black dye that helps to make your plastic super black.  I have some pics of what those products can do that I'll upload later, my club did a detailing day on Sunday so I was showing the guys how to use some of that stuff.

Well, I've never used Natty's Blue, so I can't compare to that.  I previously used the $34 can of P21S Concourse (blue lid) which works great on all colors.   We do have a container of Natty's Blue at the shop so maybe I should give it a try in a month.

Pete's 53 definitely gives you more gloss, pop and depth than the P21S.  It also has an incredible coconut smell.  But it is pricey and is a little tough to work off.  I'm not sure if my application of HGAS affect that or not.  Overall, I really like the Pete's and will stick with it as long as budget allows.  Even covered with some dust / pollen, the car still has great shine.

One of the few times where the paint is so glossy the tires look dull.