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Thanks for doing this Cruz!

Great review and great pictures showing the results. The 50 / 50 shots are dramatic. Two impressive products from great manufacturers. It's fun to stay informed about what is available in products I haven't used yet.

Marc, this is another great review. I have the Leather All In One and agree, it's a great product on leather and equally good on the plastic and vinyl interior surfaces as well.

The beauty of your reviews is I always learn something. You address all the questions I would possibly ask. Have you tried the Mckees 37 Leather All in One? I *really* like that product.

As always Marc, a top tier review. Lets see you've sold me all McKees coatings, Mckees Fast Wax, and now this. You should be on Nick's payroll! How many applications in the 8 oz bottle? Where did you find a car without tint in AZ? LOL

I think it was at Autopia.

Thanks for the quick reply Ron. Do you have a brand preference between the two? Your car always looks so sweet. Is the Corvette a daily driver?

Does anyone get improved results (from smearing / streaking) by diluting the product? If so, what dilution ratio have you found works best. Or, have you found it not advisable to dilute at all? Thanks in advance for any comments.

As Bob said---Opti Bond So Easy

Thanks you for doing this Hoyt. Are you going to provide periodic updates? If so I am real interested in the results.

This test is perfectly designed. Well done. I can't wait for the updates.

Thank you BRF

There is very little info on their page here about some things with CanCoat, so I'd like to ask a few questions. 1) Can it be used on glass and trim? 2) What type of prep is required? 3) How many applications in a 'can'? Thanks in advance if anyone can help me out.

Thanks Joe. I'd love periodic updates.

I think you need to do both chemical and mechanical. The older the car the more it is needed. Come on by. I'm in AZ in Snotts Dale.

I think Guz is in Lawndale. Does he detail for fees or is he a hobbyist? Also Eldorado2K is in that area I believe.

Thanks for the review. I said it earlier today in a different thread, but it bears repeating. McKees 37 is a line that is really impressing me and is very reasonably priced. When I see how it impresses pro detailers on this board I know it has to be good enough for a hobbyist like me.

I believe this is correct. Said another way it's: one one thousandths of an inch.

Thanks for posting Ron. I enjoy your reviews.

Thanks for posting this. I am really impressed with Mckees across the board. Great products and reasonably affordable.