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Yes there is a difference cause sealant will protect the wheels finish longer/from more damage than a wax would though you may find some shine or moisturizing properties in the wax you choose especially carnauba based waxes also you could try meguiars number 7 glaze if any laying around

Sweet setup/invention, hope it serves you for many years to come

Most likely your seats are cloth which can be extracted with carpet extractor and folex or scrubbed with drill and brush attachments but if leather/vinyl steam clean is a choice too

Indeed its proof and solid proof that you are a great teacher/mentor

Plus one also you can use your LC white pad and Megs clear plastic polish

I agree with Vobro also though you can always invest in refinishing them if not then seal the wheels with a sealant and use an wax you don't really care for on the wheels in a wipe on/off method

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Outstanding review very informational too

Amazing, that glass looks better than the day it was made

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Marvelous work on such a fine piece of art, keep up the great work

Superb review, and yes photos do speak for themselves.

Marvelous review, such product could also be used as an interior/exterior combo with Griots Aerosol window cleaner.....just a thought

With or without before pics one would still have a time believing this van was in such neglect for the reason you made it look as if it just rolled out of the show room but only with more precession/perfection

Nice Birthday present/canvas, you deserve it.

Beautiful work on that Ford F150, sometimes taking a load off really helps you enjoy this hobby that much more, keep up the great work

When the last time you changed the wiper blades every six months one should do so but aside from that you tried some great attempts though I would see if wiping the window with IPA wipe would help, thus it may remove any left over residue/fresh sap, however once the problem is sloved you can...

Congratulations on the new ride, but like stated coat the vehicle in a permanent coating such as CQuartz or take it to a Opti coat pro dealer, and if you have the funds to splurge then ill also apply coatings to all surfaces after a good inspection and or wash and claying and if you have some on...