Perry -

WOW ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! That's all I can say about SAHARA. 

I had exclusively used "Ultra Mist" for over 10 years and found none better for car detailing............... ....................until I opened the bottle of Sahara. 

I tried it on a test spot and before it was all over, I had done the entire car in all of about 20 minutes and the Ultra Mist is in the trash. The car looks a shade or two deeper but the biggest difference was the reflective shine and "wet look". This is the perfect detailing product ............................ without question. You've created another outstanding, super performing, product. 

Better send me a couple of bottles. This first bottle will never last the season. 

I have a couple of questions. First, can you use Sahara in hot (but not in the direct sun) weather? Is there any interaction between Sahara and Glare Polish? Is there a drying or set up time? I'm assuming this is like the polish that dries rock hard. 

We're coming up on 2 big shows (Madison, IN and Branson, MO). The competition doesn't stand a chance. Honestly Perry, this is a marvelous product. I will use it the rest of the season and then give you my thoughts on its performance after a season of testing (provided I can buy a couple of bottles as to NEVER RUN OUT ! ! ! ! !). 

Being without Sahara is like being in the desert without water. Thanks for the cap, the bucket (marvelous product idea) , the mysterious black buffing cloth (Rates an A+ over Meguiars A- in micro towels), the stickers and the brochures. I will most definately need more brochures. Feel free to use all, or part, of this testimonial for advertising purposes. 

You've 2 of THE VERY BEST products on the market. I know the competition is tough but seeing is believing. So how do we get this to market? While I don't have any idea as to your mix (commercial vs. private) of business, your product line is simply the best (Meguiar's, Mothers, ad nauseum). I will do whatever is necessary to promote GLARE in my area. 

Sorry for the rambling but when I use something that does what it says it will, I'm 110% behind it. 

Please don't forget to send me 2 bottles and a bill. Take care and relay my thanks to the crew and those responsible for getting the Sahara up and running. 

Best personal regards,

Don

As some of you may recall, I had the '05 Q45 which I purchased in January 2007 detailed by "European Detail Specialists" in Phoenix. When I got it, it had a lot of those fine scratches from the car washes the PO used. The detailer got most of them out, but not all, as some were just too deep into the clear coat. Now, it looks much better than when I bought it, and has stayed that way. I elected to pay extra to have it finished with a product called "Glare" instead of Carnauba wax. I was a little skeptical at the time, but Rick (Rich?) at the detail place assured me that it would last at least 2 years, and is far better than wax. So I took a chance.

I'm glad I did. I don't usually believe in extreme claims, but so far at least, in this case, it proved to be true. The detail was done last June, and so far, the "Glare" finish is still working great. I have driven in the rain, and when I got home, there was practically none of that accumulated dirt from driving in puddles and getting sprayed by other cars. Except for a small amount of dirt on the rocker panels, the car was clean the next day. Apparently, the rain kept rinsing the dirt off the car as I drove. I couldn't believe it.

A few days ago, it rained heavily around my house. I thought I was okay because I didn't take the car out, but when I opened the garage door to let my wife bring her car into the garage, apparently, the rusty and dirty water from the garage door dripped all over the hood of my car. I didn't notice it until the next day, when it had dried, leaving large rusty spots all over my hood, front fenders, and bumper. I freaked out, figuring the rust had stained my beautiful pearl white paint. I dusted the car with my "California Duster" (purchased from European Detail Specialists), then wiped down the hood with a wet terrycloth towel and dried it with microfiber cloths. I was amazed! The rust spots came right off, and there's no trace of them anywhere. What a relief!

I don't usually tout products, except maybe for Infiniti’s, but this stuff is phenomenal. Since the detailer applied it, I don't know how much effort goes into putting it on, but it sure works. It may require a buffer. I heartily recommend it for anyone who wants their Q45 to look like new and stay that way for a long time without re-doing it periodically.

If you'd like to check it out, here's their web site: http://www.glare.com/

Yes, lots of claims, like every other car finish, but in this case, the claims are true. I swear by it. Don't ask me which of the products listed they used, but I suspect it's the regular "Glare" polish. It works.

FWIW, the "California Duster" works too. It removes accumulated dust from the car without leaving scratches. I dust my car with it about once a week, and can go for a month without washing the car, and it always looks clean and freshly washed.

Between "Glare" and the "California Duster", I don't have to spend hours keeping my Q45 looking like new, and only have to wash it once a month.

I sure like that!

Anyone living in the Phoenix area, I can also heartily recommend "European Detail Specialists". I got their name from another member here whose boss paid to have his engine compartment detailed by them, and went there, after finding out they do the cars for the Barrett-Jackson auction. They are expensive, but worth every penny. Cost me around $375 for a complete detail in and out, buff the overspray from when I had a new front bumper cover put on and painted at the dealer as well as the car wash scratches, and apply the "Glare" finish. Best money I ever spent. And no, I have no connection whatsoever with either the detailer, "Glare", or "California Duster" except as a customer, and a happy and satisfied one at that.
________________________________________

George

Perry:

After the show in Madison, IN over the Memorial Day weekend, my head was too large to fit my hat and my excitement obvious to all. 

There were a total of 1,034 cars,trucks. rods and customs present at one of the largest auto shows in Indiana. Of the 1034, 205 were Vettes of all ages and classes. But after the dust settled, there was only one at the top of the entry list. If you guessed a little blue '01 Vette from Whiteland, IN you guessed correct;ly. 

The "Rapsody" was awarded 'BEST OF CLASS" & ( to my complete dismay) "BEST IN SH0W" ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 

Out of 1.034 entries, Rapsody Reined Supreme ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 

After the awards ceremony, I asked several of the judges what were the strong points of my car. Without hesitation, 100% of the judges ruled the finish the outstanding quality which helped emphasize the rest of the car's attributes.GLARE STOLE THE SHOW - no doubt about it. 

I had some photos taken with the Govenor and will pass those along to you in a week of so. I can state without question. This, without a doubt, my biggest thrill of 14 years of car showing. I owe it all toGlare. 

Thank you and those who make the best polish in the world. 

Please pass my thanks on to the crew in the manufacturing room. 

Best personal regards,

Don 

P.S. - I'm almost out of Sahara. Would it be possible to ship a couple of bottles before the end of the week? We're off to Branson, MO week after next. I wouldn't dare go without a supply ofSahara. 

Again Perry, all of this would not have been possible without you and your terrific product and for that. 

"Thank you from the bottom of mty heart"

Don

Perry -

WE WON ! ! ! ! I STILL CAN'T BELIEVE IT. GLARE COMES THROUGH AGAIN ! ! ! ! ! ! 

It was a long haul (1200 miles one way with 105 degree heat), but we made it and I still can't believe we beat the best of the best of the entire Southwest. 

1295 cars from every state in the union except Maine and Connecticut. They were broken down into manufacturer classes (Ford, Chevy, and Chrysler - no foreign manufacturers. Then each Manufacturer's Class was broken down into Stock and Modified (all together with no year). It didn't make any difference whether you had a 1967 Camero or a new 2007 Z06 Corvette. 

Judging was done by a team of 4 who were very good, thorough but you didn't talk to them while they were judging. If you interrupted them, you lost a point in judging. The judging was Concourse Style (white glove and mirrors). My car judged out at 99.4 out of a possible 100 points. 

I can't thank you enough for such a tremendous product. I must have talked to 50-60 people who wanted to know how many coats of clear I had on the car. When I told them none and it was the product I used to polish the car, they couldn't believe it. I took some photos but as always at an important event, the camera malfunctions or the operator freezes. I'll send you what came out. 

Won a Rolex watch and the trophy we had to take apart to make it fit in the trailer. 

What a 4 days. 

So now we're off for 3 weeks and then start on the Indiana and 5 surrounding state shows. 

Please make sure you tell the gang in the back room about our victory and I will send photos when they are available. 

I can't thank you enough. The coming of GLARE in my auto world has made the difference between having a "nice car" to a "hey Dad, look here, at this blue Vette. What a shine!" I will now float down to the world of Monday morning reality. 

Bless you...............and the crew in the back room. 

BEST Regards - DON