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I’d leave it alone, I’ve had decals in the past that I could see the ghost, but after six months of normal use and being in the Florida sun, it goes away.

It’s fine, have at it….

I don’t see any problem in calling out your spouse if they’re doing something that you don’t like. There are many cases where I do something around the house that my wife doesn’t like and she tells me about it, I don’t get sensitive or hurt, I just correct it. And if she scratches my car I tell...

Agreed AIRES SEAT DEFENDERS….on Amazon, use any time you’re running errands or you have pets in the car, I use them Monday through Friday, take them off whenever I have guests or want to show up the interior… Had them on my last five cars… The best way to get an interior that’s 5 to 10 years old...

Yup, mostly the front end….. after a “debug”….

Door handle cups…..

I ruined some plastic with magic eraser. It’s equivalent to 3600 wet dry sandpaper. Be very careful especially if it’s gloss plastic.

Mercedes sells paint protection film specifically cut for all the door handle cups, it is about the only protection option that I would ever buy on a car. They are available on eBay ,Amazon etc.… Or cut them yourself using 3m PPF……

I agree, if you are in one of the sun Heavy states like Southern California, Texas or Florida, and your car is sitting in a parking lot 24/7, get a cover or erect a shade. I refuse to believe that there’s anything you can put on a car that allows the paint luster to come through, yet still...

Because of the coating that’s put on virtually every “leather” surface in a car, I’ve never found any of the leather products to do much good, I save them for my true leather products like my saddleback attaché case or my wallet. Instead I’ve always gotten great results with a multi surface...

Sending this to a Macan owner in Sarasota… Perhaps she will give you a call.

Try a cotton swab with some nail polish remover on one of the spots, see if that does it. Don’t scrub, just let it sit for a 15-30 secs and wipe it off. Also, Stoner Tarminator has worked for everything I’ve ever tried it on, that stuff is amazing. It’s particularly good for getting exhaust...

It’s tedious , but very manageable with a heat gun and 3m adhesive remover…..

I know I’ll probably be pilloried for this but I’ve had good luck going much more simple in the process: Wash the car Polish with essence Put on the CquartzUK After 24hrs, any spray ceramic sealant like elixir or blackfire SIO2…..

I wouldn’t chance it, find some alcohol or buy one of the panel preps…

A simple finishing polish like Meguires 205 , using a soft pad on an orbital , and then the sealant of your choice….

It’s not the regenerative braking, it’s the composition of the disc brake pad. The more performance brake option that you add to the car, the dustier and dirtier it is. For example the standard brakes on a C7 Corvette are pretty clean, the wheel doesn’t need to be cleaned more than once a month...

This stuff is great, I have 800 miles on my month old application, it’s gone through two huge rain storms, and it still looks deep, rich and just a hint of gloss, it’s my go to dressing now…

You are over thinking it, you’ll be fine.

The Immortal Brock Yates had the greatest line when he was editor of motor trend for the requirements for a good wheel: “The best designed wheel will show as much brake disc and caliper as possible, and be able to be cleaned with one swipe of a wash mitt…” I couldn’t agree more…The wheel...