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Looks gorgeous! I have always used Opti-Bond on the tires and thought about using PERL. I just have found it is is a pain to put on. What was your application process for PERL?

Wow!!!! Absolutely gorgeous! I love the Porsche GT there!

I really like the MKIV in the carbon steal. Nicely done!

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That was exactly what was going through my mind! My jaw almost hit the table! As far as the OP, I would buy a really nice jacket and gloves and keep the beast tucked away for the winter. I think there are a lot of different opinions on the car cover, I did use one before and found it marred...

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I definitely will not comment on Mike's behalf, however, I do believe that is at extremes. I have goofed around a bit and had three layers of wax on-top of BFWD (not WG DGPS, but similar) without any issues. I would venture to say, that if you were to put 8+ coats of wax would result in some...

WDGPS looks amazing by itself! Any carnauba that does not contain any solvents should not bother the Wolfgang, presuming that you allow it to cure properly. I haven't used P21s before, however, if your pockets are deep enough try the Füzion. It is absolutely stunning in it's looks! I thought...

Ahhh! Interesting! Thanks! I'll have to give this a whirl and see if it makes any difference. I suppose, at the end of the day, if at the very least it will had additional peace of mind.

I don't use glazes, however, I have heard great things about PB Black Hole. I am not sure how dead set you are on the "big three" that you have already mentioned. If you are open to other products, I hear that is a great product. I have a buddy that swears by it for his Mustang. I remember...

Truck sure looks nice! Might be a goofy question, however why are you adding ONR to the rinse bucket? Is there something here that I missed? Is this common practice or something?

I generally do the same! Would you believe it, the dealership actually washed my freshly wax car once! I was shocked! When I asked why they needed to clean an already clean car, they simply said it looked dirty. :wow: From now on, I am definitely going to tape a note to my steering wheel too!

I always found though, if you sprayed their QD after an ONR wash, you were back to the hydrophobic properties. Only thing I didn't like, the surface had to be sqeaky-dry before you applied the QD. Not such a big deal, however it is nice when you can apply product and use it as a drying aid as...

When I lived in an apartment, I 90% of the time used ONR. I totally understand the lack of water that is allowed; below is what I did and never had any issues. I try to get a pre-soak utilizing some OOC in a insecticide-like sprayer and then follow up each panel with ONR. There is a small...

Wow! That looks pretty nice! It certainly is crazy where the auto industry has grown to the last few years. I have a buddy with the Genesis Coupe 3.8 and to be honest, it definitely is a lot of fun to drive! I definitely was one of those folks that couldn't believe how far the company has...

When I use waterless washes, I usually use Cobra Deluxe Jr 600 for majority of the cleaning and then use the rolled edged MF for the final swipe. However, when AG gets the Chinchilla MF clothes back in, I'd like to scoop those up.

To be honest, I have not had a chance to use UPGP. I find it really easy to use: think BFWD just more hydrophobic and slicker. However, you always have to use their soap and QD to keep that slickness. Great stuff overall though. I use OC on my personal vehicle and find that when Body Wrap...

Wow!! Gorgeous car! I always love a nicely polished black car!

I noticed this too and was wondering what the deal was. Sure would be interested on people's thoughts .... From the pic posted about the Jeep, I like how it doesn't look overall shiny.

From my experience, I find BFWD to be easier to work with than 845. The big challenge with 845 is keeping the layer very thin; whereas with BFWD, there seems to be more margin in case you are a bit heavy handed. Easy solution is to apply 845 by machine. I find it interesting how you don't see...