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If it's cleaning then what I'd recommend is spraying some APC onto it. Then use something like a boars hair detail/lug nut brush and work your way across it. That's how I do it and it always comes out nice and clean. Then leaf blower so there is no water spots in the small crevices.

It could work but the foam would be a messy clean up. For the honeycomb grills on my car, I'll use a aerosol dressing. In particular, I use Stoner's Trim Shine.

As far as I'm aware, it's still safe for exteriors as long as it's properly diluted. Probably marketed towards interiors since it did so well with things like leather and vinyl cleaning. Plus Meguiar's also came out with their D143 Non-Acid wheel cleaner. So probably didn't want too many...

I've never used M101 but have UC and really love it. No dusting compared to M105 and a much longer working time. It's also super easy to wipe off since it's a consumer product. Only downside compared to M101 or M105 is that UC has less cut, but I find that on most paints it seems to have enough...

Your so lucky that you could find the rinseless. I went for the bottles and the rinse less and I couldn't find any left.

Want to pep boys looking for the Meguiar's Self Cleaning bottles and at checkout they came up at $1.30 per bottle with tax. Don't know if that was just my store but definitely worth checking if you like those.

Sorry to hear your not getting a response. When I had emailed them once I got a response back within the hour. So its definitely odd that either you had late response or I had such a fast response.

Awesome giveaway! I'd gladly write a review using both cars pictured below!

I have it in my 2014 C250 and it's really easy to maintain whether it's the black interior on my old car or my new light grey interior. I simply use Meguiar's APC at 10:1 ratio then some Meguiar's Natural shine and I get a fresh factory look again. Overall it's really really easy to maintain.

There really is no need to protect them still. My dad has some of the QC15 and they are super durable for a long time and even if they have problems. Bose amazing customer care will take care of you.

Actually I wanna revise what I said. It's not going to happen right NOW. But I have no doubt that eventually it will happen as battery technology vastly improves. Like anything we use, the battery tech will be there and wouldn't surprise me if it happened soon. With how many battery operated...

Honestly it would probably not enough power and or drain the battery too quickly. I have Meguiar's DA Power System and with my cordless drill there is no correction power. Now given that has a step down on it but still the issue of battery power and probably the additional weight issue.

I'm in So Cal also and don't have to really buff UWW+ off. Most of the streaks (if any) seem to just fade away into the paint with no issues.

I know some do everything distilled. Personally I only do it for things touching paint or windows where it will show streaks and lubrication is a must.

It's alright for applying sealants and waxes but those will still go through and some will get on your hands. As for doing regular plastic trim it's alright they still don't last terribly long. But since I got 12 for only $1 I see them as use once or twice then toss. I have tried to get them to...

I have them and can say that they are definitely cheaper quality. They are very thin so using it with a dressing, it will get all over your hands. When I use it on tires, the foam will fall start coming off in chunks after 3 cars. For paste waxes they are decent enough. Biggest thing I noticed...

Stoners Trim Shine is my personal favorite but then again I've never used any others not felt the need to try others. But other companies make good stuff to like chemical guys back on black, meguiar's has one, and a few other companies.

Glossifier can be quite finicky and plasti dip on tires is really quite a pain. My friend once sprayed his wheels black without masking the tires and 6 months later we are still finding overspray on the tires. We can't get it off with a tire brush no matter how much we scrub but don't think that...

Wheel cleaner is pretty good. I have some and will say it smells a lot better than Sonax. It sprays kinda foamy but that foam falls off quickly. But the foam seems to leave behind some sorta film that keeps actively working.

I always think about all the swirls and how I would fix it. Then try to imagine the car in perfect condition. Other things that drive me insane is dirty wheels, brown tires, and faded trim.