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That's my favorite Audi color. Too bad I went with "boring" silver.

First of all, I love the car. I tried to convince my wife to replace her Odyssey with that car (in the same color), but she balked, saying it just wasn't her. She ended up with an Accord. Seeing what you were able to do with your car only increases my pain. Great work!

"Details, Details, Details." You're welcome--LOL.

Great work. Love that color!

Terrible. I've only experienced the opposite. When I bought my Audi last year, I test drove it at the first dealer I went to, but continued to price shop. At the next two dealerships, they insisted I drive the car even though I explained I had already done so.

VERRRY interested in the Revive Trim Gel for my dad's 2003 Acura. I'd like to try Iron Out Iron Remover and am always interested in giving a new detail spray a whirl, so the Auto Finesse Finale Quick Detail Spray is on my list. Unbiased reviews. Promise!

Congrats on the new ride and kudos to you for the excellent color choice. I suspect it isn't a popular color, but seeing it up close, it's gorgeous.

In my opinion, if the OP can use the product the way it was originally intended on being used, the customer service solution is just that--a solution. And it's fair. Would it be nice to get something for nothing? Sure, but that would be considered going above and beyond. And let's be fair...

Love the write-up and great work on the cars. There is definitely a soft spot in my heart for the FX. In 2006, I was deeply conflicted between the FX and a G35 coupe. Ultimately, I went with the G. I love the peanut butter leather in your former car. G.G.

Property destruction is weak.

Wow, that's really special. Great work.

I am sorry about your Dad. It sounds like he was a great father, and I'm sure he knew how you felt about him.

+1, although I could say that about a lot of colors here on AG. You guys make everything look great!

Here's my A5 with a coat of BFWD finished with some CG V7. This weekend, I'm planning on adding some 845, which I've never used before. Oops...

Reminds me that although Ferraris don't have to be red, they're SUPPOSED to be red. Great work on the detail. I can't even imagine what it's like to work on something so iconic.

+1 on the car, the wheels and definitely on the retirement well wishes!

That is a great rescue, man. Love the pictures.

Congratulations, Karate Kid!

Wow. Nothing like a black car to make we sensible silver car owners jealous. Great work!

Wait, don't just go, GO!