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I don't know if this will help you with your Droid (I don't have one) but maybe it will: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/tips-techniques-how-articles-interacting-discussion-forums/21295-how-upload-photo-into-your-autogeek-photo-gallery.html...

It seems whenever I wash MF's it leaves a dark residue in the washer just above the water line. I just wipe it out with a paper towel increase the water level and run the machine empty one time. I have never had any problem with stains or odor on my clothes after a wash. Flannigan: You said you...

Like Mike always says: "find something you like and use it often".

All surfaces can get surface bound containment's but the horizontals usually get more. The baggie test is the best way to find out how bad each panel is. You don't have to dry after wash to clay since it is going to get wet anyway just be sure to use plenty of clay lube either way.

Unless you already have them you will need a whole lot more microfibers than just 3.

Mike, is there anything you don't wax?

I think the most exciting thing that happened in 2011 was AG's awesome customer service....oh wait that happens every year...so I guess it would have to be acquiring Black Fire.

"satisfy the urge to do something"....hmmmm I think we know that feeling.....so just try one this month then strip it and try another next month and keep going and see if you will ever satisfy that urge

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I agree with you there Mike, but my soft top is just that, soft, and I don't like using a lot of pressure on it. I really like the looks of 303 better than RaggTopp, it just sparkles but since I switched I haven't had it run at all. Like you always say "find something you like and use it often"...

Wolfsteins Tonneau Cover Care Kit, Wolfsteins Raggtopp Tonneau Cleaner, RaggTopp Tonneau Protectant, vinyl truck bed cover, pickup truck bed cover, This is great stuff and won't run in the rain like 303 will.

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Oh but of course I would love one!

Ok I think I found Corey's opinion: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/37805-newb-question-can-you-wax-seal-exterior-chrome-trim.html This might help and read post #13.

Hmmm I'm not sure about that one. Hey Corey... need some help here.....

Maybe Jenn can chime in with what she uses on the trim of her Pilot.

Then you don't want to use an AIO or wax on it. Wax can turn it white and is really hard to remove. You should use a product designed for trim such as: Wolfgang Exterior Trim Sealant, rubber protectant, metal protectant, exterior trim protectant, exterior trim sealer Ultima Tire & Trim Guard...

Is the trim painted? or just unfinished black?

Re: First order with Autogeek - Not so great I stated a small reference to a problem to use as an example, I didn't start a new thread with the words "Autogeek - Not so great".