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Anyone here use anything from www.shiningmonkey.com ? I just got in their entire D-Spec line and plan on giving it a shot this weekend.
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Rep Power: 456 I got one of their t-shirts. Does that count?
Actually, I've seen their stuff at a few different shows. It looks like it's going to be some pretty good stuff.
Actually, I've seen their stuff at a few different shows. It looks like it's going to be some pretty good stuff.
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Rep Power: 0 Cool, I am going to give it a try this weekend. My friend at www.Danase.com just started carrying them and I got some from them.
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Originally Posted by mogwai
Cool. Let us know how it turns out.
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Rep Power: 0 Ok, I used the Shining Monkey line last night. I started off using the polish, which they say has a protective finish so could be used as a one step, and it went on really easy and came off super easy. It left behind a really nice slick surface but was not aggresive enough to get rid of some of the scratches I had. The wax went on nice came off nice after you let it get to a nice haze. It made the paint pop a tiny bit more as well. The glaze I did not use on my car but I used it on a test hood that we have. I wiped it on and off and it was a pain to get off but I tried it again and let it sit for a few and it came off much easier. The glaze has no protective properties but does add depth and would be a great product to use just before a show or I guess you could top it with wax too for a protective look outside of shows.
Now, for the product that impressed me the most.....The D-Spec Detailer. This added gloss and slickness to the test hoods. Even on my roof I noticed, after I polished, that the D-Spec Detailer added more depth and slickness. I will be carrying Poorboy's Spray and Wipe to clean my paint surface and Spec-D Detailer to give it some pop with me in my car next season for sure!
Now, for the product that impressed me the most.....The D-Spec Detailer. This added gloss and slickness to the test hoods. Even on my roof I noticed, after I polished, that the D-Spec Detailer added more depth and slickness. I will be carrying Poorboy's Spray and Wipe to clean my paint surface and Spec-D Detailer to give it some pop with me in my car next season for sure!
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Rep Power: 0 Here are the pictures: http://www.michigancivics.com/gallery/shiningmonkey
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Originally Posted by 7gencivicboi
I hear the tire shine doesnt leave black residue when u drive ur car
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We at www.Danase.com sell the complete line of Shining Monkey products. Feel free to visit the site and forward any questions you might have to us.
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We at www.Danase.com sell the complete line of Shining Monkey products. Feel free to visit the site and forward any questions you might have to us.
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