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Your exactly correct Bob though one may not run into many of said wheels but more of the wheels stated on the product, hence won't mind maybe buying a special product/charging extra to give such wheel type needed attention, I also understand that your saying you should have one that does it all...

http://www.waxforum.com/showthread.php?t=4309. Check this out straight from Mother's product mouth

The only safe wheel cleaner for all finishes in my opinion would be car soap and water though that has its exceptions too that said meguairs d143 would be your best buy especially if your doing this to earn a little cash thus if your doing this for your own fun then I'll suggest removing the...

It all depends on when your vehicle was built, sometimes vehicles sit on lots months almost a year before begin in its owner's possession while others go straight from factory to its owner's that said you could always look in the door jam of your vehicle if its a 2016 model and built in February...

Those are some fine art pieces you got to have fun with you perfected all to a untouchable level...keep up the great work

Sounds like you had a party, we weren't invited??? Jk lol though all jokes aside sounds like the truck came out beautifully, thus don't worry the Dawn wash detailing isn't always performed perfectly......happy detailing

I couldn't agree with you more so very true Sectec Astronomy

I have certainly used m105/m205 in the past on the windshield with decent results though a suggestion would be to use test it out on one of your side windows first just to make sure it suits your taste, also don't forget to wipe the glass thoroughly with IPA to remove all polish once done

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Ahh yes yes thank you for refreshing my memory on such topic and you are fully correct with no hesitation, and or the suggested methods would most likely be applied if one isn't looking to fully remove LSP but rather layer it in a sense

You prefect each paintwork to a level where they are flawless, and or like diamonds

Superior work on that Tesla

I agree with 04accord you could always just give the vehicle a wipe down with something like carpro eraser or just wash the vehicle with something like chemical guys citrus wash or a few squirts of dawn in your regular carwash solution to remove LSP(last step product/wax sealant) if one isn't...

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I condition my leather furniture with this and other leather conditioners though I suggest conduct a small test in a hidden spot to see how it reacts to your specific furniture first before applying everywhere

Leather masters ink lifter should do the trick there's even a leather master kit with it included though I'll try the APC and few more times with a old tooth brush try to get a nice foam lather though.., good luck

Excellent work on that BMW bike I bet he/she feel brand new again

Breath taking results, the colors are so vibrant to they pop/jump out of the screen

One of a kind beautiful work on that Acrua

Outstanding work you added that much needed depth indeed