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I have photos when I originally started (3/17), and will take photos soon, for a 1 month test. With that said, I do not want to publish here, since I believe it will be breaking forum rules. Eric

This is great...thanks. I have my own going on with my banged up daily driver: Tuf Shine vs. Minwax Polycrylic Satin ;) Kind of my own version of cheap vs. expensive. Eric

Funny...I've got Mckee's 37 v2 on my two vehicles, park outside, live in Northeast, and I am just at the point of needing to reapply, after about 18 months. I do top it off with DG aquawax as my drying aid, though, which may have helped with longevity some. UK 3.0 was on my short list as well...

I also saw, I think, AMMO NYC video on youtube, and what he did was mix the base with the clearcoat in one step. I'm going to try that, since I have OEM paints for my vehicles, and have some spots to touch up (door edges seem to be something "other" folks in my family don't pay attention to). Eric

I have used the old version of Mckee's as well as the new. Never used Pinnacle. All I can say is that I would suggest taking the time and searching this forum, as well as the other sub forums; there is a wealth of experience and information, as far as both products concerned, which will allow...

Thanks...tried 505, didn't work as well for me, but didn't have it at 1:1. Eric

Here's what my experience looked like when trying to reapply Mckee's the second time after a year, and a polish. I did NOT prep the paint well enough (whatever prep you use, you must ensure the surface is free of anything left over. I made sure the surface was literally squeaky clean upon...

I was asking DBAILY; I saw your dilution ratio, was wondering his as well, since that stuff is "almost" as strong as Drano. 5:1 sounds just about right, considering what it feels like at 1:1. Eric

Can I ask at what ratio you use Industrial Purple at for this, as well as tires (when needed)? I use it at 1:1 for degreasing the kitchen oven, as well as the ceramic grates on top of my stove. At that ratio, I have a feeling the rubber would just peel right off ;) Eric

Beautiful job...what year is it? Looks like a 964 Turbo, correct? Eric

Re: Flagged tipped brush & Duragloss #253 Ruptured Spleen procedures have shown up at my local Dollar General Medical Center here in North Queens. Eric

Fly, Can you elaborate on this point? Right now, I use Hyperwash, but use Aquawax as a drying aid. Are you saying I shouldn't, because it's not allowing the "full effect/water show"? Eric

Not at all...just trying to find out what got the stuff off ;)

Thanks much!

I'd like to know just how thick 10 layers of that stuff is, please? Eric

Sorry I just saw this... I ordered a bunch of them (like 50) off of fleabay a year ago...can't remember which ones specifically, but can search my order history if you are interested...just PM me. Eric

gotcha. Eric

I see that Tar-X's most active ingredient is Petroleum Distillates (55-65%). Didn't try any Lacquer Thinner when trying to remove the Tuf Shine. Thanks for the input. Eric

That's not good if it is easy to remove, I think. As long as longevity is concerned, IMO. I had not prepped one of my tires enough when I first applied Tuf Shine,, and it was a PITA to remove. Eric

I have transferred the coating into plastic bottle droppers, and stored in the fridge, since I don't have that many cars to coat. This is from last summer. I will be breaking it out this spring, to recoat two cars I did a while ago (need to do some swirl correcting). As far as I can tell...