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Oh, the answer's easy - 14oz instead of 16oz ice cream containers. Now, that's evil. Don't want to get too far off the OP's post, but.... So last night I stopped at a local ice cream store - Rita's (popular franchise) to get a large soft chocolate cone with sprinkles. $5.35. Ouch, ok, it is...

Oh, the answer's easy - 14oz instead of 16oz ice cream containers. Now, that's evil.

Wonderful job - as always, even though I'm not a fan of white. A few ago, I bought 2016 Macan S and yeah, Porsche did the right thing and the needed thing entering into that market. It was a tight and solid ride and I still haven't seen a better looking SUV than the Macan.

This matches my experience also.

My friend wants to do a coating, money isn't an issue - unless it's crazy expensive. Ease of application (not looking for a finicky one) and longevity are top priorities.

I usually do a Rinseless, but if the car is just dusty and no dirt baked on, sometimes I do a WW with Ultima WW. Lots of lubrication, used with proper towels and technique, I have not gotten any swirls. But no question, a RR is generally the safer way to go.

Hey Mike, If that question is directed to me, I don't have any coatings left.

That's quite a recommendation!

Well, not today but this week. Washed my CX-5 with Carpro Reset, then kinda did an experiment. I topped one side the Fictech Gliss (sealant/topper) and the other side with PA Cosmic Spritz. I don't have a gloss meter and did not put under a light, but - as expected, both had a beautiful gloss...

So, one of my friends wants to have his new Toyota SUV coated and so I offered to help him. I'm not sure, but don't think PPF is in his budget, so I will take that off the table. He wants something that lasts a decent amount of time, but is easy to apply and maintain. He will keep his car clean...

Mike, Curious why you don't use this Pinnacle Black Label Diamond Glass Coating on the glass, instead of PBL Surface Coating?

Thanks all. Just to double back a bit. Would PPF work for the plastic area above the sills, which almost always get scuffed?

Agree. This is a great community! But it would be a pretty sad day if we start getting into arguments about glass cleaners.

Gotcha; thanks again.

Mike, Still not seeing the OP's picture.

Same here.

Anyone adding aftermarket door sill plates for protection? If so, is that tape/glue strong enough to hold them tight enough in place so they don't get pulled up by a quick/ careless entry/exit? Also, I don't know the proper name - could still be sills(?) but the plastic above the door sill (on...

Yes, skip any emails and give them a call. Calling ALWAYS is more effective than emails. They should be open soon.

Aha, sorry I thought you were referring to some new product!

Nope.:D