Every year, SEMA is packed wall to wall with horsepower and high-gloss paint, but few booths brought as much energy as 3D Car Care in 2025.
Between live product demos, major new releases, and a show-stopping 1,000-horsepower custom truck, 3D reminded everyone why professional detailers and enthusiasts trust the green bottles.
Front and center in the 3D booth sat a 1970 Chevrolet C10 that looked like it rolled straight out of a dream garage because it did. Built by Randy Thurston and his son, the slammed, caged, and custom-tuned C10 pulled crowds from the moment the show opened.
Wrapped in Fiat Passion Red, the truck glowed under the lights and had people stopping in their tracks. Under the polished panels was a full-throttle build with more than 1,000 horsepower, every piece finished with the level of detail that 3D products were made to highlight.
Randy shared how chemistry and craftsmanship made the build stand out:
“My son and I built this truck in our garage over two years. The coatings we used held up to everything. Brake fluid, clutch fluid, and heat. Nothing eats through it. It just wipes right off.”
This was not just a build. It was a testament to pride, precision, and the kind of finish that demands attention.
