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Meguiar's D156 works well on both paint and trim.

I'm a big fan of D156 (UQW) for this purpose. Not only does this aid in drying, it leaves great gloss. Finish is slippery smooth and subsequent cleaning is a breeze. FWIW, it also does a nice job as a vinyl trim protectant leaving a smooth patina even on textured trim.

When I moved (1,500 miles), my mover refused to transport most of my detailing chemicals. You could pre-pack this stuff and label it something creative like "Garage Junk" but remember that these boxes get piled high in a moving van and if a leak occurs or a jug breaks everything under the carton...

FWIW, I've been adding an ounce of D156 (QID) to my D120 spray bottles for over two years now and love the result. Yields streak free glass and a very slick surface that the MF just glides over.

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I have a large paver driveway and my pool area and lanai is all pavers. I use Spectracide or RoundUp in a 2 gallon garden sprayer. Just don't spray on a windy day. I hit the seams every six months and do an occasional bottle spray for any stragglers.

That'd be my question too. IMO, M26 is a beauty wax that is hard to beat in the looks department. Unfortunately, on a DD with minimal garage time, it just doesn't hold on to that stunning look as long as I'd like. I use it on my garage queen but my DD gets ULW which displays some of the...

My experience... Mercedes MB-Tex, Lexus Nuluxe, BMW Leatherette, etc. are all faux leather products. They are likely to hold up better than real leather over the long term but that will be determined as time marches on. These faux leather products are engineered to look and feel like real...

My leather is also heated and cooled via perforations and I use Leather Masters Cleaner and Protection Cream every 3-4 months. In-between I use Meguiar's Quik Interior Detailer.

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When I worked in an area of heavy industrial pollution, I found a regular application of D156 (UQW) after my weekly wash would keep the shine, slickness and beading lasting for months.

FWIW, I had a good experience with Meg's ULW in the full sun. Around 38-40° F with about 10% relative humidity.

Define for me what the term Conditioner and what the term Protector means to you. These are not the same product in the same way that a glaze and a sealant are not the same thing.

My 14 RX350 had a similar issue. The crud was on the windshield and not the rest of the glass. It looked like someone spilled a coating and let it dry. Lexus corporate advised that they have no factory applied coating on the windshield but do on the side glass. They also said that some local...

The list of things is endless. Why not tell us what you've already done to reduce your energy use?