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Grab a bottle of this……………..Interior experiment #6. I found this to be the easiest, safest, non residual leaving cleaner.

In some strange way I am really liking the look of this. I don’t think the photos are giving it any justice. Nice job! Take a pic with full sun at your back.

F$&@ this guy and his bullshit stories. I stopped watching him a LONG TIME ago. It’s like he tries to be controversial for clicks. That guy can suck it.

Nice!

Sweet wrap!

So my testing happens on a tailgate that I got from a dealer. It was blemished and replaced and I got a hold of it with a little shmooozing. So the results are from an actual Cybertruck, not a piece of stainless steel. So far I did the first coat. As with any coating, prep work is key. That is...

So as I wait for the first coat of Sharkhide to dry overnight for my second in the morning (Review is Coming), I tackled the inside of my doors. They looked piss poor from delivery and I have been putting it off because no one can see it when the doors are shut. But enough was enough, so I bit...

Pretty sick!

Definitely not a two tone color guy but I have to say this looks pretty good. Not too over the top with graphics that would kill the body lines which I love. Nice job!

I literally can take about 30 seconds of his voice and over animated expressions.

Actually they are $2.87 at Lowes and you are getting 32 Ounces compared the 19oz. aerosol can., which means it is cheaper.

Here is mine………. Pa. to NJ. And everywhere in between.

But they don’t protect the sides!!!

If you are worried about extreme heat. Grab one of these…… Comes in a spray bottle too!

F$&k Yeah!

In the words of the super untalented Paris Hilton………….” That’s Hot”

Yes, but the sides are not protected and that is what is getting hammered on mine. But I use it for heavy construction so I might be only one of a handful of people that uses their CT like I do. I know its a work truck for me but I am still pretty anal about the appearance of my vehicles.

This was my theory…………… it took 4 1/2 years to get the chance for a Foundation Series (which wouldn’t have been my first choice) and could take another year to year and a half for a NON FS. I could be dead by that time and would have never experienced what I have experienced in the last 5...

Definitely a must for me. I use for work on jobsites. Random boulders, bricks, cement truck wash out piles. Let’s Go!