[phrozenghost]

was looking around at different cleaning products and came across this:
AMMO NYC | DRIVE + PROTECT
he's got a bunch of videos on youtube (how-to videos and such) and such, Has anyone ever tried their products? Are they any good?
He seems to work with high priced luxury cars mostly

 

[UHF3]

From the title I imagined something completely different than what I found when I read the post. Totally confused by the product and choice of name.

 

[phrozenghost]

From the title I imagined something completely different than what I found when I read the post. Totally confused by the product and choice of name.

lol I thought the same when I saw the company name

 

[RichieP]

Check out http://detailersdomain.com. They have the best stuff for detailing. Ive been using them for many years.

 

[phrozenghost]

Check out http://detailersdomain.com. They have the best stuff for detailing. Ive been using them for many years.

I've been looking at them too, the videos from Ammo mentioned them a few times

 

[4gcarbon]

Ill stick with my Driwash n Guard.. That AMMO stuff looks a little pricey. And looks like you need to use several products to get the same results that DriWash n Guard gives you in one product.

 

[phrozenghost]

Ill stick with my Driwash n Guard.. That AMMO stuff looks a little pricey. And looks like you need to use several products to get the same results that DriWash n Guard gives you in one product.

Don't have my VT back yet to try your sample, but trying to get feedback from users not vendors...

 

[UHF3]

That AMMO stuff looks a little pricey.

Ammo isn't cheap these days.

 

[bgenlvtex]

NYC ammo? Would that be a small rock not to exceed .5oz no pointy corners and illegal in quantities over 7?

 

[phrozenghost]

NYC ammo? Would that be a small rock not to exceed .5oz no pointy corners and illegal in quantities over 7?

lol funny stuff right here :-D