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no idea, but i thought of that too. sorry im no help at all though

but a spray bottle of water in the freezer for a while so that it's very very cold, but not enough to begin to solidify. spray the water over the part of the car your'e doing and then use the QD with it, this will keep the layer of wax in place better by making it colder, and the quick detailer...

a spray sealant like optimum opti-seal will bond with glazes though

ozium vanilla or new car scent, just use a little bit for the entire car.

i think theyll look great

Cobra Indigo 6 Inch Microfiber Bonnets!

im not sure about the little green machine, but i just found this in my grandparents basement with the car attatchment and everything.Steam cleaners, carpet and hard floor cleaner cleans mold dust, controls allergy, removes stains. Try the Oreck Rinse-a-matic Steemer Ultra. i know it works well...

almost forgot...on the clear plastics and glass just get some OTC cleaner, the most expensive things arent always the best, pump spray glass cleaners are probably half the price of aerosols and work just as well IMO....just a little tip

:iagree: with them. and on the 303 or PBNL 303 is a matte finish, and PBNL is more of a "natural look"...hence the name:)

i have the same problem with my parents '03 town&country. if it gets hit with the sprinklers everyday, the water spots are probably very deep by now(as mine are) the only way to really get them out is a heavy cut polish or compound with a rotary, it doesnt sound like the best solution but for...

i use a wet/dry vac to vacuum the whole thing out. then i shampoo the carpets, its not really called a carpet extractor, but serves the same purpose. you add hot water to the tank and use their solutions(which to me work as well or better than anything else ive seen) my grandparents had one in...

not sure about optimum. but yes, i know 303 does, DP interior protectant is more of a wet look IMO.

oh and watch out how much you use if the stuff you use gives alot of shine, the black dash in the nisssan almost creates too much of a glare in the windshield when i drive it, havent tried optimum but probably will when i run out of the DP

well first off.. dont use armor all brand, its all synthetic, this makes it look shiny for a couple of days but it ends up attracting more dust in the long run. use 303 aerospace protectant or DP interior protectant, i know these work on the nissan dash material, not sure about the VW

make sure you use a solvent based dressing and wipe excess off once you let sit for a few minutes.