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C2V3 is my go to. I use opti seal mainly as drying aid. I like it because it's easy. 845 takes time to apply time to wipe off...with c2v3 I am done in 10-15 minutes. Lower temperature help to apply exo. But like I said, it is soft coating...can be marred...specially when you are dealing with...

Last 10 months I have been using only CSL from Gtechniq. Easy to use and seems to be lasting...I have tried tons of coatings, csl seems to be taking most abuse and still lasting. I wouldn't use Exo, can be pain to work with and is soft coating, I wouldn't use it. Csl and use Gtechniq c2v3 over...

Unlike mainstream wax and organic polymer coatings, Serum and Serum Light can resist much higher and lower temperatures. They resist temperatures as low as -40o to as high as +250o C.

Search this forum, I know it's been done. Plastic windows can be restored. I think Robert used Meq m205 and polishing pad to bring it back. But I am sure it was done by hand.

I would use Gtechniq Crystal Serum Light...one of the easiest prosumer products, and also longest lasting, up to 5 years. I have tested bunch of coatings, Csl is by far my favorite, I tested 5 or 5 different coatings on my E46 Wagon, not happy with any of them. My E53 X5 takes a bunch of...

I saw you wearing it at cars and coffee. I have one from Kevin. And it is great. It really is a time saver. Ca't really do any details without this belt. Great to see that you guys have it now.

They are maybe hoping to plant cookies to peoples pc's

I need iBrid to finish it, and I will be there also...

But we need Adam to confirm...I am doing a 77 240z 18k miles single stage all original soon...

I'll take you with me...but owner is missing :P

Thanks guys.

MCkee's something Iron Remover?

If you used coating, then you have nothing to worry about. If you used wax or sealant, then you can still use clay, because you will add wax or sealant again.

Onr and use opti-seal as drying aid.

My first vote goes to ONR and testing Wolfgang. Onr has never failed me, amd using opti-seal as drying aid...great combo.

Thanks Mike Here is one of my favorites.

And if nobody is closer...I submit myself. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/103139-30-year-old-black-single-stage-paint-makeover-west-palm-beach.html#post1403694