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@@billbuss7542 it provided a typical result from a ceramic coating. Now that I have tried a few different brands, I would suggest GTechniq Crystal Serum Light ( topped with Exo V5 if you want ).

@@Goodluckwarzone thanks for watching the video. Iron X is always the go to. It was not easy to get the BriteMax

I'm not sure. I did not have the opportunity to clean this vehicle soon after the application. I would think there should be some kind of water repelling properties. If you want beading, you can apply a ceramic coating. It will not make the matte surface glossy.

No. Rinseless washes will not foam. You would want a solo sprayer or an iK 'multi' sprayer.

Thanks for checking out the video

I have used several glass coatings and sealants. Never had an issue with wipers skipping etc

The stock Y pipe is flat, which would restrict flow. I do not know if you would see a large HP difference. I was aiming for sound. There is a follow up video to this one where an X pipe is added. My previous truck was a 5.3 with the single muffler set up. I had one of these thrush mufflers on it. Videos of that are available as well. Good luck 🤙

Yes, my truck is the 2020 GMC Sierra AT4 in other videos. The GMC has CSL and Exo V4. The Durango in this video only has CSL.

Thanks for checking out the video. Glad it helped !

I would say about 18 months. The truck sees Midwest winters, so salt does a number on lower sections. It did not make them slick.

You can add as much soap as you want. One key factor in foam production is the pressure washer. 150mL of soap and 600mL of water may provide a thicker foam. Another item to keep in mind is a thinner foam will access cracks and crevices to increase cleaning. Thicker foam does not equal more cleaning.

Yes, it is very possible. If you have a damp towel, that may help level it out or using a rinseless wash in a spray bottle. This product is sadly old news. Plenty of other quality products available

@@GavDetails Thank you for the reply! I really appreciate it! Well i kinda jumped on the old hype train, and i know im late to the party, but had a bottle of it and it was wasting in my storage, i was using it on my daily wich is beaten up, but i have also a weekend car on wich i have a ceramic coat and a looot of ceramic detailing qd, im gonna polish the daily but waiting for spring to come, and im dropping Turtle for ever. Ive used a lot of easier to use products with GREAT sucess. Cheers and im subscirbing!

@@victoryensured7137 this product can still be used on the daily. Some protection is better than none. Thank you for checking out the video and the SUB. I'm hoping to get back into making videos... Just need the appropriate vehicle / product etc.

@@GavDetails Yes i know, but the two layers i added today should last a while (it was a pain, i hated working with this Turtle product but had similiar thoughts about some protection being better than none) till spring come, then polish and a proper ceramic incoming :) My first machine polish btw :) wish me luck, and hope to see more vids Gav!

I don't see why not. Just be sure to clean them thoroughly and prep them with isopropyl alcohol

Glad it worked out. Another viewer posted about removing the black tabs allowing the trunk to extend further for a safer install. Thanks for checking out the video.

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@@GavDetails thank you

@@tkmoseley looking at the invoice for the 2nd speed shop, they used a TR 6060 module which would be the electrical pigtail. Everything has worked perfectly, the way that it should. Good luck 🤙

@@GavDetails ah, thanks! I’m working out my options. I have the stock lockout solenoid (not connected yet), but I replaced the speed sensor with a mechanical drive compatible with my stick mechanical gauges. Thinking I may end up going with digital gauges and reverting all that back so I can go with a speed based lockout control module. I appreciate your follow up.

A fine clay towel or scrubber ( the rag company ) can be used. I did not use one for this video and to be 100% honest, I have not used one at all on this vehicle. Upper panels still bead well, lowers are toast. Unfortunately the truck sees winter in the Midwest. The coating is now 4 years old. It should be re done this spring.

The tubing/piping was purchased from summit racing and thrush welded (chambered ) mufflers.

It would be the reverse process. Remove the felt trunk liner, remove the nuts that thread into the spoiler studs. The spoiler has double sided tape. Please note, there will be holes exposed in the trunk when the spoiler is removed.

Appreciate! @@GavDetails

This Durango has Nextzett Glass sealant applied to all windows. Matt from Obsessed garage has been applying CSL to side and back glass without any issues. Do not apply it to the windshield

@@GavDetails Why shouldn't you apply CSL to the windshield? Also, is it okay to apply it to wheels?

@@dfwald4657 the wipers can chatter. Yes it can be applied to the wheels but it may not last as long as a dedicated wheel coating. ( Heat )

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If you read some of the other comments, there is a less invasive way to replace. The concept of the straps is to wrap the strap around the strut and use the ratcheting action to compress the strut to fit on the studs.

Yes, 2oz

Thank you 🤙

I have not used HD speed. Apex detail may have made a video, he likes the 3D products. Online reviews of HD speed are 4.5 and higher out of 5 stars.

@GavDetails thanks for the reply. Yes I've been using 3D speed and 3D 505 correction Glaze for a while and they both give great results in really quick time expecially when paired with the forced rotation Flex machine. I do a lot of one steps for car dealers here in the UK and need to reorder some more 3D Speed but I'm tempted to give the Blackfire a try for a change. I don't think Apex has ever done a video of the Blackfire.

@@johnmelling9950 in my experience, stick to what works for you. I have tried some polishing products and always find myself going back to Menzerna. The blackfire is easy to work with, leaves a glossy finish and is easy to wipe off. The only other thing to factor in is cost/ size availability. I have used Rupes uno protect, it was able to correct a fair amount with a Rupes yellow wool pad.

@GavDetails thanks mate. I've used UNO Protect, but I prefer the 3D Speed. You're right. I'll stick to what works for me and reorder the Speed it's just that sometimes you fancy a change and it's not always for the best.

@@johnmelling9950 good luck and thanks for checking out the video 🤙