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Here is my voa from may 2021 from dt40. With the results from my enging I will continue to use it.

I dont drive my 99 boxster many miles per year, but drive it hard. Even did a hard 2 day drive at the tail of the dragon this past year. I change my oil annually regardless of mileage. My results attached with dt40 the last 2 changes, before that motul, and unknown first oil in it when i bought...

I have seen old reports, but they made some changes and have not seen any reports to reflect the increased Moly. This oil was developed in conjunction with a well known porsche engine rebuilder, and was tested and designed primarily for the porsche m9x engines. They have issues with ims bearings...

Dang, I thought my 50k was bad!

Menzerna make's some good compounds and polishes, but for a one step product and ease of removal you will have to try hard to find anything that is as easy to use as 3d one. I love the lack of residue and ease of removal, nothing beats it in those areas.

That is a hack job by someone that has been in business a long time, but obviously does not do a bunch of ppf installs. PPF is an art, and the hardest thing to do correctly- window tinting and wrapping are a piece of cake compared to installing PPF. You will pay for a good install, but it will...

It is a common issue with the Porsche headlights. The issue is not during the installation, but if it has to be removed for any reason will strip the coating off of the lenses.

I have always been happy with any Blackfire product. Their Wet Diamond sealer has been my go to for years for the ease of use and shine.

FYI, even though this says to not use on plastic, there was no residue left on plastic like some waxes do, so you dont have to be as careful as you would with some others.

I got the product a couple weeks ago and tried it out on my wife's new Q3. I said I would never use a paste wax again but had to give it a try. Application is easy, removal is not bad, comes off pretty easy but streaky, and instructions say to use two towels which the second final buff of is...

I actually enjoy waxing and polishing, but for cheap and effective protection with a good protection TW Seal and Shine cannot be beat. If you want to try a new wax, their ceramic/graphene paste wax is amazing, great gloss and testing durability will see how it holds up.

Thanks for the updated information. I switched to DT40 last year, and seems over the years it has improved with more moly and zddp than prior samples I have seen. I will have to post mine up soon and may also do an updated VOA.