Show off that REFLECTION.

Larry,
I used this version on my 2017 Tundra. And the 1 year protection actually lasted longer. Maybe because I garage my Tundra? According to Adam’s Polishes I can reapply every 6-8 months if I wanted to maintain the protection. As you know this product can be monitored with a black light. I only used the 1 year protection because it’s easier to work with. I’ll get scratches and I want to be able to paint correct and touch up my ceramic with the yearly application.

 

Keep us posted on the durability...been curious to see what folks have been getting out of it

 

Family friend's 2023 F350 that owns a construction business so it is heavily used. Heavy waterspotting that I wish I had taken before pictures of but it was late evening when I started and I wanted to get a jump on it last night. Well....it took 4.5 hours to wash, decon, and use Undrdog Water Spot Remover on all the paint to remove them. Got started early this AM and applied UD Pro on all paint, trim, lights, bumpers, etc. Angelwax Exodus on the windshield and Angelwax Enigma Legacy on the wheels.

 

Pro tip: photos in overcast skies always make reflections, even white. Another weekend, another coating.

 

Ya gots to love a good reflection!

 

that reflection's so clear it looks like a graphic

 

So damn happy to have my truck home and in good shape.

 

Been slowing down with the business but I'm still at it time and time again. Decade old Explorer with 110k on the odo. Interior, polishing, then coated. Owner's mind was blown as this thing was absolutely hammered and beat up (no before shots because I'm an idiot).

 

Took the stripes off the old girl. She’s going in for some exterior TLC. It took about 2 hours per door. Removed decals and then clean/ buff and wax the chit out of the doors. It’s not perfect, but WAY better than it was.

 

This lat picture fucks with my eyes I don't know if you did it on purpose but it's hard to tell at first what's reflection and not,which is awesome!
Can you elaborate on the trash can comment about Ford paint in this situation por favor? Soft? Thanks bro! Great work.as always

 

Was on purpose lol. And Ford paint, especially black, is super soft. Easy to correct but finishing down can be finicky as micromarring likes to stick around. Same with Toyota/Lexus black like this one sitting in the shop right now. Slower speed, slow passes typically does the trick.

 

Dick! That seriously was bothering my dome piece! Like silly putty soft then. I'm.workimg on a 2017 ram and it's pretty much the opposite. I will store the trash can in what left of my head storage. Maybe some before pictures this time so.we know your not just parking cars in your garage for storage...

 

I always forget befores anymore tbh. Used to be on top of it and got good before/afters. Honestly people don't care about befores. They just like shiny scratches I've learned lol.

 

Yup,, shiny scratches I I seem to forget them because I'm anxious to start the project but then I wish I had them afterwards.
No FIDDY fiddy's and mind boggling pictures from you. Great work as always!

 

Sauced up my buddy's truck.over the weekend with Undrdog Pro.

 

Minty

 

Damn! Now I need to clean my vehicles.

 

After 4 hours of washing, waxing and detailing yesterday

….. I wake up to this. Thanks Mr. Weatherman.

 

It's inevitable. It only rains immediately after you detail, didn't you know?

 

^this. lol

 

Dad stuff…..A quick wash and wax when your daughter shows up for a visit.

 

A quickie

 

Before and after. Decal removal then correction, reinstall decals then coated . 1 step and sauced with hotdog water.

 

Gave the sequoia a much needed wash (for her as well as for me to de-stress/decompress)

Shots are from each side

 

New year. New wheels. New tires. New shine.

 

PDR guy came out today and fixed the door where a log bit me right in the center. 18 year old paint looking ok

 

FYI the truck has not been washed in weeks and that pic was taken today after I went offroad last week (dirt road chill offroad) Undrdog for the win.