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Thanks for the input. Anything else that I'm missing?

#2, most people don't know what an Aston Martin is, but they surely recognize a Ferrari.

Stoner's Invisible Glass and microfiber towel. Works everytime.

I've since added Collinite No. 845 and Chemical Guys V7 to my aresenal. Given the sale today, what else is a must have that I am missing?

Dave, the only reason I suggested that was since the sealant had been on for 2 months already. 845 has been quoted as having 4-6 months durability, so if the product used underneath has more durability, then you're probably good to go.

I would have stripped the old sealant first.

I purchased Collinite 845 based on the reviews stating that it can be used as a LSP and has great durability. I have yet to apply it yet though.

I use a grout sponge and dry it after I was the entire vehicle from top to bottom. Very impressed with the results from ONR.

That car looks amazing afterward! I can't imagine how it became to look the way it did when you got it.

Thanks, the reason I ask is because I have a Cermiclear 2010 GLK350 and I'm trying to figure out the best way to attack it. I only have a a 7424XP, thus my question about how you would to it if that was your only option.

Wow, awesome restoration! I have a few questions if you have a moment: What made this the hardest Ceramiclear? Color? Model? Year? What would your method of attack had been if you only had access to a DA? What did you use to polish the pillars between the windows? Did you hand polish the...

This is amazing. Terry cloth bonnet to apply wax :dig: See what that guys says? Now do exactly the opposite.

Ordered, we will see how it goes when it arrives!

Why not use a grout sponge?

It looks like it's a limited release in Costco. It's available at the website in my first post.