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Hey guys, went to opti-coat a Lexus this weekend and noticed the syringe was leaking a good amount of product out of the bottom. I was able to coat the car but it was drenching my gloves if I held it at an angle. There is still a bunch left thankfully but has anyone ran into this? It stays in...

This. All of this!

Yes it is factory.

No worries. I'll be picking up a few copies myself. Usually takes a couple of months for them to publish but he should get the drafts prior... at least from my previous experience with these types of things. :props:

Thank you sir! I'll be sure to snag a copy of the shoot! I lovvveeee a nice tape job. Just the OCD in me. lol Thanks! They are sooo sexy and mean looking all in one package. GM did right on these! Thank you for the words! :props: Get me one while you're at it too! Thank you thank you...

Eh, I see what you're saying. In the LS community, those mods aren't anything crazy or out of the norm is what I guess I was saying.

My detail rig. Haha kidding. My pride and joy

Thank you! This was actually veryyyyyyyyy easy. The hardest part was removing the 6 sets of drag radial rubber on the rear wells. I totally agree! My new favorite color besides CYBER GREY. Honestly, it's nothing special. Heads, Cam, Nitrous car so nothing extraordinary.

Got a text from a guy about getting his CTSV cleaned up for a magazine shoot. I'm sure most of you will recognize the car as it's the fastest stock blocked ctsv in the nation. Car was pretty well maintained minus a few spots where the body shop either drug something across the front of it or...

Thanks for the clarification. As Mike posted, I was really baffled by the description but it was pretty late and my eyes were tired.

I'm a little confused or maybe it's late. What color is the car? What machine were you using? Towels?

Yes indeed! Thank you again for your contributions to this board and being an advocate for these products. I'll be getting with you soon to obtain the pro versions. :hungry:

1. Tell us about which product or product line added to the Autogeek store in 2012 pleased you the most. I had used Chemical Guys prior to it coming to Autogeek but honestly I like to order most of my chemicals/products from you guys. The customer service is top notch and the price match is...

After reading many many detailers using this coating it got me veryyyy intrigued. I was skeptical but after reading many of Chris' posts and others post up their reviews I was sold. I had to have it. When it first arrived, the packaging and the presentation look a little intimidating. (I mean...

Mine is coming up on 5 months and I plan on leaving it on for as long as it will take. It cost me roughly ~$100 for all prep materials and paint. Not bad if you ask me.:dblthumb2:

Mine came out really really well and I haven't experienced anything like the above have mentioned. I also live in Texas and the durability has been everything plus more that I expected. Prep is essential like anything else. Roshan - did you not think to cover the barrels? I wouldn't think you...

Welcome! Yes plastidip is perfectly safe for your paint. I've sprayed my entire car (beater) since it was in a fender bender and had different colored panels. I didn't want to spend too much nd researched this a ton and took the plunge. I've had mine since early October and its been holding up...

Very nice job! Amazing!

Wow Bobby! Amazing array of a collection you have there! I'm super jealous. I've been meaning to pick up some black light from CG and frankly I love everything I've bought from them. Thanks for contributing!

Couldn't agree more. After refining the technique and how much product to use, it's usually LSP ready on a lot of paint systems. Could their be a higher gloss achieved? Sure, but for "one steps" it's awesome!