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No issues... it will work and quite well!

I have never used Pinnacle's Tire CC yet, but I have it. Tuff Shine, at least to me, is the most durable I have purchased from AGO to date and going back several years. The oil-slick on your tires... it will wear out in some time. You will know when it's gone.

I would try Pinnacle Synergy, 2 layers and then top it with whatever you want after that just for kicks if you aren't impressed.

It can be turned off, at the very least reduced over time. There's no magic bullet given how social media works in the background. It all depends on where the web site cookies came from and how they are subsequently updated and referenced. These days, one web page can literally have dozens...

I suspect you are asking about an IPA "solution". As long as the bottle is airtight you won't get constant oxidation of the alcohol, so "no". And yeah, you have to mix it simply because you don't need a lot of it for the task at hand. Cheers.

In terms of high quality and completeness... I'd say 3D takes the prize. Over the years, at least in forums, 3D is spoken of very well with far less issues or concerns compared to any other brand. Now mind you, I don't even use 3D products - never have. It just has this reputation that...

I've used it just one time so far. I'm not sure what I was expecting because for some reason I wasn't impressed and turned off by it - in terms of performance. The jury is still out with me but I do plan on using it again since I have more than half-gallon left. I also have CarPro Reset...

Nice turnaround... looking good for 17 years old.

I don't know about "special UV protectants", but it does have UV inhibitors in the formula. Polishing is not a huge prereq but claying probably is .... given your experience. The baggie test results would be helpful even with a layer of OCW on the paint. And as far as potentially layering...

Yeah, probably. The lower portions probably need it. Baggie test and you'll know for sure.

You misinterpreted my post completely. I never once complained about the product in any way. With all due respect, re-read my post. Cheers.

I've seen many folks in the past layer 845 on top of PowerLock. I think you will get good beading from both products but in my opinion no need to buy both. Choose one and put 2 layers on and you are golden.

I have used the liquid version of their cleaner wax, and one time many years ago I simply applied with a buffer across the entire vehicle and then I went back and started to remove the product.... let me tell you that I won't be doing it like that again with this product. I had the same...

A few weeks ago, did you apply 845 on a virgin paint surface by wash & clay? Per the subject you could have more bonded contaminates on the Durango if you are not applying 845 on virgin surfaces.

There is no "best" until your opinion weighs-in. Assuming you have none of those products yet... some descriptions below... 1.Power Lock Ultimate Protection is a sealant (glass-like, high-gloss finish, highly reflective, less depth compared to a wax or hybrid wax) - cure time is...

Definitely an "oracle" in the community and his presence is felt beyond AGO - always has. Same here. Mike has always brought a sense of balance to this community to that 99th percentile. He will be missed. I wouldn't be surprised if Mike goes to McKees or does something to break-out into...

Han Solo on the frig is somewhat chilling given the way it looks right now.... Glad everyone is safe, things working out well enough and you have a place to sleep at night.

Awesome job!!!

Some Chemical Guys' soaps will strip at lower dilution ratios, in addition to their Clean Slate Soap. Griot's Garage Surface Prep and CarPro Reset is what I have, along with CG Red (discontinued)

2018 Honda Accord Sport 2.0T 6-speed!!!!