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Understood! A DA will get the job done for sure. Both of those products I recommended should go on quite thin too. Just makes the removal way easier. Plus, more product on the panel would just be a waste.

Come on man! I'm here in Oklahoma. It's not that bad by hand. Definitely recommend doing any coatings, sealants, or waxing on cool panels in the shade. I did mine inside the garage. But if you're wanting a DA, I think the best bang for the buck has to be a Torq with some high quality pads from...

I apply by hand with Adam's hex applicators, but it can totally be done with a DA/Rotary.

Hands down the best combo I've found is using Jescar Powerlock + paint sealant and then following up with two coats of Collinite 845 insulator wax. The look of the car is incredible after doing a full decon and polish. The hydrophobicity is also unreal. Water just doesn't want to stick. Usually...

Got mine just now. FedEx delivered. Ordered my GT1 on Dec. 28th and took delivery on Feb. 17th. Located in Oklahoma, USA.

I?ll mention your EVC request. I can assure you they are approaching this car differently. I was very candid with them in telling them that this is mostly a daily driver for people like me and they are quite sure of what their vision and goals are for different ?stages? of this car. Sent from...

So nasty! I love how GTRs sound. I know the shop has really high hopes for this car.

I'll mention it, but I do know that the factory tips are built into the rear valance. But I'm sure something could be fabricated.

Not sure yet, but based on my initial call, they're toying with the idea of two exhaust options for the car. To suit different tastes in loudness, note, tone, etc.

I?m so stoked! Just got off the phone with the owner of Speed By Design LLC. They are known for their amazing work on GTRs as well as a few other platforms. In the coming weeks they will be using my car to mock up various exhaust options for the Stinger platform. We?ll also be comparing...

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I?ve used Nexzett Colortech wheel cleaner for several years with great success. Foams up nicely when using an ez detail brush for the calipers/wheels. The smell can be a little offputting and definitely wear gloves when cleaning with the stuff. It?ll turn purple when contacting/eating away break...

That?s exactly my mentality on the stuff. I?ve had the same bottle for close to two years now. Just keeping it at room temp probably helps. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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I often find it on sale for $40-$55. One bottle can do several cars for sure. The side windows will easily last 12-15months, while the front windshield will need repeated applications about every 8-10months. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just ordered mine this week. Should be here in the coming days. I?ll definitely report back. I had Kia mats in my Optima and they weren?t terrible. Definitely not as ?full coverage? as weathertech, but sufficient for my use. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Oh I hear ya. I?m surprised by it too. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sounds the exact same here. Unless finding a race-fuel station, that's all we've got.

I swear by Opti-Glass. Mostly because their polymer base seems to last for up to a year in my area. Finding it on sale is key because otherwise it's pretty pricey. The key to any glass coating is to super clean your exterior glass surfaces. Even using a claybar on your glass is recommended...

91 is what?s most common here and is labeled ?premium?. We have a few Shell & VP Racing fuel stations around my metro, but none are on my usual routes. So I stick to 91 and so far my car seems to be running great on it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk