Hey Forty i got my bottle yesterday. Thanks man. To bad its winter and i have no place to apply it. Will you do another group buy in the future for the royal blue? And Forty i have a question, will this stuff fix clear coat damage. I have a buddy that tried to get tar off his car and wet sanded it with too rough of paper in the dark, well hes an idiot.

 

nuff said!

 

Royal blue is actually formulated to be a clear coat treatment, so I would have to say that it would probably fix his damage up nicely. As for using it in the winter, its the best time IMO. Just champ it out on a day thats like 30 degrees or so.

I will be doing another group buy, unfortunately I wont be able to give quite as good of a deal, as I kinda got screwed with shipping charges this time around. I thought it was going to be a lot cheaper to ship these damn things, but, oh well, its not a big deal.

Keep an eye out around spring time (maybe earlier) for the next group buy.

 

Actually, what I will probably do, is secure a "group buy" rate with the company that makes this stuff, and just have you guys call them yourselves with a code number to take advantage of the special price, it'll actually be easier, and cheaper that way. For everyone involved.

 

one more thing.... Who says you can't shine in the winter?!?


Heres the dent I put in my fender [:@] I think I'll fix that today...

 

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ATTENTION, IF I DONT HEAR FROM "ES" WITHIN THE NEXT DAY OR SO, THERE WILL BE ONE MORE BOTTLE AVAILABLE TO SHIP. IT WILL COST $13 THO, DUE TO SHIPPING BEING MORE THAN I HAD ORIGINALLY THOUGHT.

 

DROOL!

looks good... as usual

 

Ah but the winter sucks. Ill try it when it gets warmer and ill post up pics but i really hate winter and cold weather so we will see.

 

Thanks MXS!!!

Talon, I hear ya man, its hard to justify going out and shining for a couple hours, knowing damn well it'll be covered in crap the next day. But, theres light at the end of the tunnel. The beauty of using Royal Blue in the winter, is that it puts like a protective coat on the car. After you've applied it to the whole car, and it gets covered with salt/dirt, you can usually just bring it to the manual car wash, and spray all that crap, leaving the nice shine intact. Without Royal Blue, you'd have to scrub hard to get the salt off everytime.

 

well if it acts like a forcefield against salt... I might give it a shot once it gets here. If it gets above like 38 degrees anytime soon.

edit: okay, maybe over like 34 degrees. I could deal with that.