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Best car joke EVER!!

You better reserve the XLT and XXLT for me!!!!! (I hope you were able to order some TALL for the non-midget people in the family)

Welcome to the club!!!!

Well, now we have a developing story! In my opinion and AIO is the WORST possible option you could have gone with, especially with Audi paint. The AIO product is meant for very light paint...

What kind of lighting did you use for the correction and inspection? Did you have to rub hard to remove the product when flashed? Those are the two obvious questions that come to mind as to why you...

It won't affect the life of the coating. The reason to avoid exposure is because the coating is "soft". Personally I would wash it with Reset and put some Reload on it. There is a long list of...

Do not use ANY chemicals on it for at least 1 week, which includes soaps, IronX etc.... I understand you wanting to put some lubricant in the wash, but at this point you won't negate the ill effects....

Is it going to rain all day? or did you just have a quick sprinkle? Personally I would not allow water to dry on the coating. It is going to be a pain but you need to keep it dry. Having said that...

Superb finish on that car! Well done buddy!

You know you did it well when the glare reflection off your head is seen through the reflection of the truck ROFL! Well done buddy! Love that truck!

I drive an F150 Raptor so for me there is no other trucks PERIOD!! LOL! I do have to admit that the new Tundras are pretty sweet ;)

I've been polishing for years and still don't trust myself to remove (wet sand) orange peel on factory clear. Enough said!

I am with the above recommendations!!!

UUUUUggggghhhhh!!! that sucks the big one :(

You want to start a light stand company Todd?? We can engineer, manufacture and distribute those things like hotcakes and make MILLIONS!!! NOT!!

Welcome, welcome, welcome!!

Welcome to CPF Connor!

Welcome to the CarPro forum Jeff!!

Well, let me reassure you that it is definitely not Zaino clear seal, and you definitely did not waste $50 on the product. Your scenario is definitely one that raises an eyebrow for me. First because...

Did you encounter some "bad" paint. I heard that they are notorious for that.

What can I say about your work and documentation..... Awesome!

Heck yea brother!!

I personally would not use CQF on powder coat but would opt for the UK/DLUX/Classic option. All coating should withstand the high heat, high chemical environment etc... but cost/application is less...

That is sooooo cool! I've never had a client willing to try his hand at the work we do. I think this would be such a rewarding experience (for both)

I am not sure about the machine but I am sure that I like the work!! Must be a departure for regular cars for sure!

I've used CQDLUX on powdercoating and works flawlessly!