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So yesterday I did some testing, I used m205 and menzerna fg400 both on the hood of my vw 2016 gli, I noticed both of them removed about 95 percent of the swirls and scratches and probably could have gotten 100 percent with slightly longer work in time, I then split both in half and test fg4000...

not on there for me.

Did AutoGeek stop selling the Lite version?!

Hello all! I wanted to make sure that it was okay to use cquartz dlux on my headlights, it says it is good for plastic but i just wanted to verify before hand! also can I use just a regular polish on the headlights to clean them up?! Steve

I put McKees wheel coating on my wheels and then I wiped them down an hour later and there is a ton of little scratches now on the wheels. The wheels are brand new. Doesn't make sense to me. I used some polish to Polish the scratches out and put some more coating on it. Anyone???

Also I tried the Wolfgang trim sealant and the edges of the windshield got very hard water spots on them. It did work on Trim but this rubber is something else.

I use a handful of different companies products and part of this is because I love experimenting with different products. I find some products fit my preferences better like tire dressings or somethings I like the way they work better (interior cleaner that doesn't leave streaks on plastic trim).

I don't feel like polishing the rubber because it doesn't need it. It's new and on parts it absorbed great! Just certain parts it didn't work. I didn't like that some looked different so u I just put sealant on everything.

This is the first time I have used it and honest,y there is no staining what so ever.

And no it is rubber. Not that plastic

I just put a coat of Wolfgang deep gloss paint sealant 3.0 on it. It's still black and looks good but some parts are just looking damaged. I don't wanna deal with a greasy mess.

I find some of the spots are so uneven

I may just end up throwing some wolfgang deep gloss paint sealant 3.0 on there and calling it a day.

getting the coating off with alcohol I'm pretty sure might be the only way

I may just use some rubbing alcohol and take it off and then use the trim restorer from mckees I have, its what I had been using before and it looked pretty good, the funny thing is some of the areas feel really nice and smooth and some of them feel like it is uneven and not taking, I don't know...

It's a 16 VW GLI

Stubborn rubber won't absorb coating I feel like and it looks very uneven. This could just be the rubber being the way it is but the rubber on the windshield edges will absolutely not absorb any of the product and actually it seem to only absorb a little. On the window trim it ansorbed it and...

Found the answer

Can I use Cquartz on this rubber trim? If so how could I apply it?

What's the point of putting it on window it doesn't say carpro it literally is a shiny square