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As long as you still comment and ask questions...I'm good! LOL But, yes, it/they have slowed down substantially, and I enjoy the forums! Maybe I'm an old guy! Ha!

Nicely done Mike! And, well said, and I agree about posting here!

Thanks Mike!

^^^ 1-2 mils max IMO. I've heard a lot of new cars have 'thin' paint now as a cost savings method for the manufacturers. I know Subaru has been doing this for years.

^^^Yep, max was in the low 3's

This Shelter Green Metallic SVT/Ford Performance truck was in for some correction (factory sanding marks, adhesive removal, etc) and some protection (ceramic coating). Was delivered to the lucky new owner with 8 miles on the clock! Super cool truck! The 'details': Adam's shampoo McKee's37...

Thank you!

Very nice!!

Nice MINI, looks great!!!!

Thanks Lonnie! Good eye, yes it is a Vyper chair. It's been driven and enjoyed and it still is! What they are meant to do! Cleaning is like any other wheel that I don't remove, an assortment of brushes and tools get the job done. If I am not 'coating' them I will 'light coat' or seal...

Car looks really good, paint is popping!!

Thank you Dan, appreciate those kind words!! Thanks!!!

Thanks Dan! A great car!

Thanks everyone!

Nice low mileage example of some rare air came in for a little makeover. Typical swirls, scuffs and just 'lazy' dull paint. Corrected. Coated. Griots dynamic duo, regular arsenal of products I typically use, Aquatek Singular coated.

Very nice Mike!

It is a Cayman, a GT4RS, top tier in the Cayman world. Color is Ruby Star Neo. The wing is huge! Yes, ceramic brakes (rotors). Take care with the rotors as they can be broken/cracked. I've also heard that they can absorb some products and it will ruin them/degrade the braking performance...

Minor correction and ceramic coating on this sports car of an SUV! Quick facts: Griots twins, Aquatek Singular, my normal arsenal of products used.