Jeebalow

Those are some awesome vehicles! And for those that don't like the spoiler on the car... It has pretty much no interior or anything that is unnecessary. This car is all function and meant to actually be raced. It is probably that size to provide enough down force when at speed and not because of the way it looks. I'm sure that the performance is more important than the way it looks in endurance racing.

Awesome results, can't wait to use BG this winter!! Those answers can be found in the thread he started about the http://www.adamsforums.com/forums/detailers-write-ups/14847.htm . All in the very first post before the pics begin.

Looks great so far! That rendering is awesome! Im in for the results!!

I was over on gmfullsize.com and read a thread about the leading tire dressings. One of if not the top recommended ones was adam's VRT ( I don't think they had made SVRT yet). I thought to myself, I've never heard of that, why are so many people recommending it? Well I went over to the detailing section and looked at the adam's section. I saw a thread of Dylan detailing something and was amazed. Then I went to the online store and saw that there was a forum. I joined and lurked and drooled over the amazing results you guys obtain with these products. I then watched all the videos. We have a few vehicles at home that could be corrected and kept in better shape than they are and I mentioned it to my dad that we can split the cost and I would maintain his truck, corvette, mom's car, and the boat. Since my birthday was coming up my dad covered the cost of the PC Kit and I have placed several orders since!! I now fully understand why Adam's SVRT is the most recommended tire dressing! I love that stuff!

Great Made in the USA products! And being a fellow Oregonian as yourself and part of a Co-op program in school. I have the opportunity to work with one of these companies next spring/summer. WARN is another company that is here in Oregon also and has to do with the outdoors.

A razor blade work nicely on glass, but I would never take a screwdriver to my paint (on purpose).

I always wondered what WD-40 Stands for! Thanks for that! I will try it on a severely hard water spotted shower door and post results in a different thread!

Truck looks amazing! A mild drop would really set it off IMO. Another option for the bulbs up front is LED bulbs, they don't really add to the color of the reflector. And they make bulbs that light up white for running lights and switch to amber only for the flashing and then go back to white once you finish the turn. Let me see if I can find a link for ya Edit- ha didn't notice the dates and didn't finish reading before replying for some odd reason.... Anyway, I have some links in case anyone is interested: V-LEDS.com TYPE 2 DUAL COLOR CHANGING 6K WHITE AMBER SWITCHBACK 60 M-SMT TURN SIGNAL BULBS 3157 3157NA 3357 3457 4157 4057 V-LEDS.com 6K HID WHITE AMBER DUAL COLOR TYPE 2 CHANGING SWITCHBACK 92 M-SMT TURN SIGNAL BULBS 3157 3157NA 3357 3457 4157 4057 V-LEDS.com 6K HID WHITE AMBER DUAL COLOR CK TYPE 2 CHANGING SWITCHBACK 92 LED TURN SIGNAL BULBS 3157 3157NA 3357 3457 4157 4057 Not sure what the difference is between the last 2. They are spendy but look awesome. I got a lot of questions and compliments about them when I daily drove my truck.... Now it just sits waiting for some TLC. And a video of them in action from youtube: <iframe src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/W6SDb6G66Xo" allowfullscreen="" frameborder="0" height="345" width="420"></iframe> Crappy iPhone Vid:

Absolutely stunning work.... That Cuda is awesome!