Nickc0844

Thank you sir. I've had 4 black vehicles, and this being the wifey's, opted for something a little different this time around. We've had it completed for 3 years now last month. I'd change a couple things: 1) Go with a 7" lift and/or consider a body lift in addition to a 6" suspension lift for greater clearance on nubby 35" tires 2) Amp Research steps. I was already deep into the project when we got started, so another $1500 for steps wasn't attractive at the time. Good luck, Nick

It is well worth it. After going through 2 PC's in 9 years, and still having a Makita Rotary, this is awesome for those who are experienced with both the PC and Rotary.

Great addition to the family of products! All the best, Nick

I can't wait for the old yellow bars to make their way back!

Look classy guys, nice job! Nick

Awesome applicator for sure!

...and it's certainly better than the alternative of using a heavily based petroleum product that would otherwise attract a ton of dust, bugs, etc...and eventually brown

Great write up, this is a great tool for the noobs to detailing and using a paste.

Awesome to apply, awesome to smell, awesome to look at!

Funny stuff, I had a 1/2 bottle of DS left over from my initial purchase from Adam in 2001. It's wonderful to see the improved evolution of the product since!

I find the "effect" lasts longer on the windows and chrome than the "look" on paint.

well said, and agreed!

Sort of a vaccum action. Thanks, I'll have to try that next time.

Quick update. The car has been rained on several times, and the beading on it looks amazing!

Nice job.