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You should have read the guide on here about How to are for Microfiber. She used Delicate cycle which is light heat so those towels are fine. "Wash your microfiber in the washing machine with detergent only. Tumble them dry on low heat or no heat. High heat will literally melt the fibers while...

OCP is a Spray?

How to Clean Your Interior [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPF_dwthk2g]Tips and Techniques for Interior Detailing - YouTube[/video] Go to 15:56 where Mike makes driving noises. Haha. This I how I clearly remember this video.

From 1Z's site it does: "Cockpit Premium Cleans, cares and protects all interior clear and colored plastic surfaces. Use to treat the dash, gauge cluster, navigation and audio screens, shift knob, arm rests, leatherette (imitation leather) and steering wheel. Mild cleaners remove dust and dirt...

I ended up ordering Optimum Poli-Seal. Thanks for the advice guys. I wanted to try some other Optimum products so that was what really was the deciding factor, so I could get the 3 pack.

Yeah, I realize it's a combination of Chemical, Pad, and Technique. Thanks guys. I settled with SwirlX plus CCS Hand Pads.

I've tried DP Interior Protectant and 303 Aerospace, and 1ZEinzett Cockpit Premium, and I like 1ZEinzett the best. All give a similar look matte, but I prefer the smell of 1ZEinzett the best, and it has some cleaning ability as well.

I use Stoner More Shine Tire Coating. It's a spray so it's quick and easy and you don't get yourself all dirty. Repels water and waterborne dirt per product description.

Megs Paint Reconditioning Cream is sold in gallons. I don't need that much. Perhaps if not Megs Ultimate Compound, I was looking at 3M Scratch Remover, classifed as 4 on the abrasiveness scale, so a step above Megs 205 but below Megs Ultimate Compound. However, doing a search, I don't see...

Yes, but does it not get rid of swirls? From the product page " Meguiars Mirror Glaze #205 Ultra Finishing Polish permanently removes swirls and light imperfections, leaving a smooth, reflective finish." Or can someone suggest something that can get rid of minor spider webbing without being...

Some people might respond with an AIO product. Of course, I will protect the paint afterwards with a separate sealant or wax.

I see; however seems more aggressive for my needs. I don't want to remove more clear coat than necessary.

Or what about SwirlX?

Will Megs Ultimate Compound be too aggressive for what I want for minor swirls? Just the word compound makes me weary. Do I want something like Megs M205 instead?

Not scratches, just minor paint swirls.