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I've used both Dr. Color Chip and the Langka. The Langka I thought got better results and we were able to remove road rash fairly easy.

556 HP Supercharged 6.2 LSA

Here's what we gave up.

So I gave I up 2000 Firehawk Trans Am (sold in less then 24hrs) and my 2007 Trailblazer SS ( sold in less than a week but still awaiting transport). Once these were 100% sold I went on the hunt for my next dream car. I decided to go all out and stretch my wallet for this one after giving up 2 of my favorites. It's a 2014 Cadillac Black Raven CTS V Sport Wagon. M6 with Recaro Seats, optional black grill and panoramic sun roof. After a long search for the perfect V with the right options we found this one in Maryland. i signed all the papers and we're waiting for transport. I can't wait to get it home and give here the full treatment. Here are some dealer photo's.

M6 paint correction over the weekend

I have 3 at the moment.

I went in to the dealership to take a look at an SS (wasn't impressed) While I was there we go into a conversation about their paint protection. First off my salesman was awesome and gladly told me that their detail guys are terrible. I was nice enough to tell him how terrible their paint protection was. He knows I'll be taking delivery of the new ride dirty and untouched by the "detailers". Also with every bit of plastic that it came with.

Some dealerships coat their cars as soon as they come off the truck. Then sell you a 5 year paint protection plan. That extra charge for the sealant was already on my truck before I purchased it . Good news it strips right off with done APC.

Geez, I love that hood. If only I were keeping my TBSS. Great pictures.

Just used mine today, no issues.

Polished up this 1000+ hp Mustang Bullitt.

Got this Cyber Gray ZL1 dialed in.

Got my Firehawk corrected and ready to be sold.,

Believe it or not I've found many situations that the PCP and Orange foam finishes very well on soft clear coats. Especially if you work it til it completely flashes eliminating the PFP all together. I've had no kidding "show car" results.

A few pictures after a quick wash n wax.

Polished and protected this BMW X5M and this Lexus Rx350

Love it. All the nice ones around here have 20k miles on them and have been stored since 2002. Very rare to see a nice one out.

The Gilmore works great . I picked mine up from amazon. I http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000XTH1GY/ref=redir_mdp_mobile?ref_=pe_385040_30332190_TE_M3T1_ST1_dp_1

Well this was just a fun car to work on. We made a trip Louisiana to visit family and take car of a few cars that we set up a few month prior. The Cajun Camaro Club are just some great folks. One Camaro we shine up the owner served us bacon wrapped fried shrimp, l will let that sink in. Before we got to Batman ZL1 I had to take care of a few daily drivers, a Cadillac XTS and an Infinity G37. Once that was out of the way my brother Alex and I got to crackin on the very well done Batman ZL1. I won't go into too much details on the paint correction but being that this is a daily driven car it needed some attention. Combined we ha well over 12 hours into this beauty. By the end of the day they had a crawfish boil, which unfortunately we had t pass on to get ready for the next mornings car show. Again, some great folks down there with a lot of high horsepower cars. Check out the Black widow Camaro SS at the end.

My son uses mine to roll up and down the driveway. The foam cushion gets more use to save my knees.

The only thing I would add is maybe use the waterless wash towels for drying after the rinseless wash. It only makes sense to use the waffle weave towels for what they were designed for and that's to absorb liquids.