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What a coincidence! I was just thinking to myself today, how nice it would be if Poorboy's came out with a glass cleaner that worked well in direct sunlight. It's really one of the few things missing from their line

I took advantage of this too. Thanks for giving us the head up :dblthumb2: :buffing:

^Very nice garage!

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What's your current method? When my wheels are off I use OPC and various brushes. After rinsing and drying I use either KAIO or DG501 on all the painted metal parts

Sure. I mean you can't go wrong here, as there are several good choices. I would recommend the Wolfgang Deep Gloss Liquid Seal. You can get that in an 8 oz bottle. If you're looking for a smaller bottle, you could go with Ultima Paint Guard Plus, which comes in a 4 oz size and is also very good

Welcome from a fellow MA member. It sounds like you might want to look into using a wipe on walk away sealant. This will minimize your risk of instilling imperfections in the paint

Hey Mike, I'd like to get a copy too when you get the chance. Thanks - [email protected]

There are so many good options to choose from, but I have to go with PB QD+. It's such an overlooked product, so I was pretty taken aback by the wow factor it gave the first time I tried it.

I second the recommendation for Clear. I've used several of their shampoos and have found that one to be the most well-rounded.

I've been using this for years and never thought to use it on trim. Nice job!

Nice write-up. I've also found this to be an indispensable part of the arsenal. It actually makes polishing metal fun. As an added bonus to the cleaning, it beads water after you rinse it off

Do you know if the ones sold by Detailed Image are counterfeits?

I was also slightly disappointed with Glassworkz. I like the smell, but i find its application to be kind of grabby...almost like it's a little sticky on the glass surface. My clear favorite is the 1Z Windscreen Clear...much easier to wipe and least likely to leave streaks than anything else...

Thanks for conducting that test Rasky. I'll have to keep an eye on its progress. I wouldn't be trying out 22PLE for a few months anyway so I have time

Cool man :xyxthumbs: Maybe take a few pictures after you try them out?

The more I think of it, the Natty's Blue isn't going to give you any noticeable improvement over the Optimum Car Wax. You might be better off getting the Rain Forest Rub and/or the Hard Candy pots

I haven't used the Natty's Blue Paste Wax but I do have the Natty's Red and it is a good wax. An advantage PB has is that you can apply them in direct sunlight. I guess it depends on how much that factor is important to you. I bought the Natty's Red specifically for that purpose. However, I've...

That is an interesting point to consider