Thank you. I'm glad you're happy with the results.
Like I have said many times...Unlike most of the folks on here, "I couldn't turn a wrench to save my life."
What I do bring to the table is my "detailing" knowledge to help keep our awesome trucks looking new.
One thing that I like about the NHTOC is my love/hate relationship with "The high cost of saving money."
What does that mean? If there is anything I've learned on here, the folks give you the right answers.
This is true about all the topics. Many times I've tried to "cheap out" and wound up doing it over.
By the time I've done it over a few times I have usually spent more than "Do it once. Do it right."
The right answer is not always the least expensive answer. So I save my nickels and do it right.
Ok back on topic...
DLux and my tire coating application process. Here is a trick-of-the-trade/detailer's secret.
Fun w/air brushing (I use a cheap Harbor Freight "kit", it's a compressor get the warranty)
Put a little DLux in the airbrush and spray the tires. Wait overnight (so DLux dries) to drive.
* Quick, easy, no dressing sling, Dlux gets in the little grooves & lasts up-to/over 6 months.
NOTE: Clean your tires good before applying DLux.
The results will make you very pleasantly surprised.