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I'll send you his contact info through PM. He performed a full new car prep detail when I picked up my 2015.

Thanks for the fix guys! Pic is showing now.

Welcome Amy! Nice looking ride as well! 8f you're in Bergen county I also know of a decent high end detailer in Lodi. If you're interested let me know and I can forward you his info!

Some nice beading on my Subaru WRX LIMITED after some showers.

Welcome from NJ as well Bill!

Thanks! I work in Springfield Westfield border but live in North end of Linden

Thanks feets31. Wasn't 100% sure about that brush. Might be adding 1 (or 2) to my next order

Hi! How long before VRT is dry to the touch? I've used other aerosol products from other manufacturers and found that they do the job of getting into tight crevices and spaces while adding the shine and look I wanted, they still attracted dust. This created a yuk of a gunked up mess that was even harder to clean out next time around. Even when spraying lightly and wiping down some, the tight areas accumulated this build up. Would love to try Adams VRT but wanted to hear your opinion on the oil base (or lack of) that it contains and if it will attract dust as others. Thanks and great job on the weekly videos!

Originally from Passaic county now in Union county

Thanks for the warm welcome guys! What counties are the fellow Jersey folks from?

Having same issue on this forum. Done it plenty of times on others not sure why it uploads hut then doesn't show.

Thanks Rob. That's usually my order of detail as well but was simply asking in hopes of a different method. My brakes just seem to create lots of brake dust. Once I'm due for brake job I'll most likely switch to carbon pads.

After spending a long time carefully washing, drying, and applying wheel guard to my custom 2 piece wheels, it's so frustrating to see that within 2 minutes of driving out, the rim barrels and some of the lips are now covered in rust residue from rotors that got wet when washing. Aside from immediately drying with my metro vacation on blower setting, is there any other suggestions to prevent or minimize this? Wheel guard wax and sealants help in removing the rust dust but would like to not have to redo them over again the minute I get to car shows or meets.

To avoid some of the cons of boars hair brushes named above, what brush is recommended for getting into tight, detailed, crevices and Lug Nuts and calipers of custom wheels?

Hi! Also from NJ Union County to be precise.

Been hobby detailing for years as a result of participating in car shows. I find it relaxing and fun in keeping my rides freshly detailed. Hope to pick up new tricks and tips from fellow detailers.