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Aurora 98
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| Just tested the new V4.30 version on an ED Fairmont and the results were definately better than the V4.21 version. More colour, clearer reflections, smoother feel |
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Aurora 98
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| Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2008 2:45 pm Post subject: |
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Trim dream has now been colorized
Step 1 - red
Step 2 - yellow
Step 3 - Green
For those who have purchased the product, thankyou so much for your business and I look forward to proving you and your friends with the product again later this year.
You are valued by Dream Machines much more than you may think, you are everything to me and more than just a name and number.
It is no longer available to buy as it is "PATENT PENDING"
Recently applied for a patent so my legal bum is covered and it stops meguiars or any other company/manufacturer/competitor from stealing my idea/formula and releasing it themselves
Covers the product for 20 years
Pics of experimental colours are below
I can change the colours if you wish (got five different inks) and I will definately make that green much richer and nicer than that once it goes on sale again
I'm just experimenting with colours on my own batch at the moment
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cboz
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| Pretty sure this is just the same as the bumper restoration stuff you get at you're local Autobarn. I've used it on my EF with the same results you're getting here. It's a permanant dye you apply with a sponge. |
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Aurora 98
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Incorrect. This is not a dye or dressing but a permanent deep cleaner and protective polish
The photos on here do not do it justice
The problem with dyes are that they can crack, give an uneven finish and doesn't give the super glassy smooth feel that this does
Gives results by machine that nothing else in the world can
Perhaps once I've patented this formula, I'll give you 25ml samples of the whole system to try on another car that hasn't got the dye on
Trust me I have used dye's and I don't like them |
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kut&shutkustomz
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any idea when this will be avaiable to buy again ..
just saved a few $$ up ..lol.
i was going to order on monday ..(bummer) 
thanks .
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millard455
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| Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 2:20 pm Post subject: |
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| cboz wrote: | | Pretty sure this is just the same as the bumper restoration stuff you get at you're local Autobarn. I've used it on my EF with the same results you're getting here. It's a permanant dye you apply with a sponge. |
not even in the same ballpark as trim dream mate, you realy need to see this stuff work in the flesh, nothing else arround like this and doesnt look like there is going to be anytime soon, well done matt. |
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BaYa
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| Posted: Tue Apr 15, 2008 7:53 am Post subject: |
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Does it work on restoring the red strips on the xr's as my strips are faded, and do you have and pictures of the before and after on the red strips
Thanks baya |
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Aurora 98
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| I am 100% positive that it will cause it works on the black ones extremely well and has non abrasive oxidisation reversing agents in it |
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millard455
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| hey matt, how ya been? been a while since we last spoke, ill give ya a buz in the next week or so. the before and after pics look great, huge improvment over standard. realy good to see you trying it on a few different cars now, always good to widden the market. have ya made a choice on colours yet? well as always keep up the good work and ill talk to ya soon. |
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Aurora 98
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| millard455 wrote: | | hey matt, how ya been? been a while since we last spoke, ill give ya a buz in the next week or so. the before and after pics look great, huge improvment over standard. realy good to see you trying it on a few different cars now, always good to widden the market. have ya made a choice on colours yet? well as always keep up the good work and ill talk to ya soon. |
Hey Millard
Thanks so much for your kind words
Yeah the subarus love this kind of product, they soak it right up
Nah not sure on colours yet, will keep playing around
Chow. |
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| Posted: Sat May 03, 2008 8:50 am Post subject: |
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Hi Matt. Just seeing whether Trim Dream is available to purchase? im keen to get some asap. If so i'll contact you early next week.
Cheers, Andrew. |
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Aurora 98
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Hey there
Not yet unfortunately, got alot of paperwork to do yet |
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Aurora 98
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| Posted: Thu May 15, 2008 2:27 pm Post subject: |
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I have now got a new product for E series, AU and B series top window trims on the exterior
This is super easy to apply and with the optically perfect acrylic polymers, will enhance the gloss and protection of Trim Dream
So it is a best mate to trim dream and is probably what most EF to EL owners would love cause those top trims get so grey and matte after a while
AU owners - trim dream doesn't work on the top trims, this will however clean them, polish them up without any residue (just spray on towel, buff in with no pressure) and wipe off or leave on and wash off with next car wash
Effectively it repolymerises the material, being urethane, rubber or other type of polymer material
Makes them hydrophobic (water sheets away) and clearer over time.
It is how I got my cars top trims so slick, black and reflective
Will be cheaply priced and available in a week to purchase
Other uses it has
Extend the gloss and protection of Trim Dream (use after each wash or monthly)
Put on alloy wheels to give good protection from brake dust,
Put on the paintwork as a short term protectant
Put on interior clear plastic
I'm testing it on B series cowlings at the moment to see if it slows down the return of those soap induced white specks on there
(gives the cowling a low sheen which is nice)
Just soaped the BF XR6T ute with high pressure and so far no white specks have returned |
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Aurora 98
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| Posted: Tue May 27, 2008 5:01 pm Post subject: The Trim Dream train keeps rolling on |
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Now it's the expensive cars that are loving the Trim Dream
$127,000 dollar BMW X5
Just finished this car for a South Aussie, former Fujitsu V8 supercar series driver
2007 BMW X5
Roof capping
Before
After
Wiper arms
Grill (by hand)
(I doubt anyone would know that these are polishable)
They will get three more applications of step 3 and will then be as reflective and as black as the paintwork
B Pillars
These had some white hazing on them (like a frosty look)
So I buffed them out with Trim Dream and machine
Paintwork
Trim Dream over the top of Glare Micro Finish and Professional Polish (used as sealant)
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Pie Pants
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| Posted: Tue May 27, 2008 7:27 pm Post subject: |
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| Hey Aurora, this stuff looks amazing. The trims on my EF are in particularly bad shape, I can get some pics in the morning. I assume most of them would come up nice with some hard elbow grease, but a few of the trims have started to peel (i.e. down to metal on the strips along the bottom of the door windows). Is there any easy way to repair these before applying the Trim Dream, or will I have to just fork out the money for new ones? |
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Aurora 98
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| Posted: Tue May 27, 2008 7:35 pm Post subject: |
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new ones would be better, because there is no guarantee that sanding and painting on the damaged trims will be a permanent solution
See it this way, the new trims can be protected from that damage happening again with trim dream
It will be available to buy again in a few weeks |
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Pie Pants
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| Posted: Tue May 27, 2008 7:58 pm Post subject: |
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I might try the wreckers first then. I expect the local Ford dealer will be pretty expensive for the trims, I know Toyota wanted $50 a trim for just the strips on the windows for my old car. I'll take some pics in the morning anyway.. I'm pretty sure the strips along the bottom of the side windows will need to go, but I'm not sure if the strips on the rest will still be ok.
Also, my bumpers have a black trim with a gold strip - would the trim dream be safe to use on them? Here's a pic:
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Aurora 98
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| Yes TD will work fine on the bumper strip, just use absolutely no pressure with TD on those (the coating is quite weak against pressure) |
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