[wrankin]

Originally Posted by DougCBJ

Would you say it is worth it on a black vehicle? (I know a pretty open ended question) or would you go with something different that is $100 or less?

Yes, definitely for me, but my CQuartz experience is limited to two vehicles; my black Camaro, and my red 04 Colorado. The dirt just doesn't stick to the paint near as much as untreated paint. The Colorado was my winter practice for the Camaro.

If I remember correctly, you can get a first time buyer 20% discount if you purchase from the Carpro-usa.com website and sign up for their forum. The total delivered cost for the CQuartz TiO2 50ml Kit was less that $70. PM me if you want to double check the discount code, as I think it is on my invoice somewhere.

https://www.carpro-us.com/

Bill R

[wrankin]

Originally Posted by DougCBJ

Would you say it is worth it on a black vehicle? (I know a pretty open ended question) or would you go with something different that is $100 or less?

Originally Posted by wrankin

Yes, definitely for me, but my CQuartz experience is limited to two vehicles; my black Camaro, and my red 04 Colorado. The dirt just doesn't stick to the paint near as much as untreated paint. The Colorado was my winter practice for the Camaro.

If I remember correctly, you can get a first time buyer 20% discount if you purchase from the Carpro-usa.com website and sign up for their forum. The total delivered cost for the CQuartz TiO2 50ml Kit was less that $70. PM me if you want to double check the discount code, as I think it is on my invoice somewhere.

https://www.carpro-us.com/

Bill R

Oops! I see the $100 comment is about buying the kit from Autogeek - I guess if you needed all of that stuff to get started, it's probably a good deal.

Bill R