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I always wipe the area down with WW after PB Bug Squash. Don't think I really need to though, just being fussy. Have not found anything that works as good Bug Squash. Especially when I have to let the front bumper go a couple of days without wiping the bugs off, in which case I carefully use WW...

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Love the black with the red logo and white stitching, looks hot(no pun intended!).

Looking forward to seeing your video on this. Do you have a favorite product or is the method the most important thing? Those of us that live in apartments with no access to water and who can't always get to the do it yourself wash place could use some advice with doing a scratch free...

Congratulation Mike. It always nice to see an award go to a person who really deserves it.

Sorry about that. I've spent the week going to LA for company meetings. No time for the forum. Thanks for the link.

What type of microfiber works best and is least likely to induce scratches with waterless wash; a thick, dense microfiber, or a waffle weave? This is assuming the car has only light dust on it to begin with, not something that is too much for the WW and will scratch no matter what you use.

You're being too hard on yourself. It's looking really sweet for 30+ years old. Just go back to that first photo in the garage!

Sorry about the reason for the write up, but it sure is a great write up.:props: Thank you!

I've been cycling for years and I strongly recommend a helmet right from the start. Even a minor crash can result in your head hitting the pavement. Not a good thing at all. You can get a good quality helmet (Bell, Giro, Specialized,...) for $50; your head and brain have to be worth more than...

Good advice and you all have me convinced. I'm going to leave it alone. There's not a good place to do a test spot and the chance of doing real damage is just too great. Interesting point about fingernails. I'm careful about this when opening the doors and when cleaning but not so much with...

Is it possible to remove or reduce scratches from the silver plastic (I think it' plastic) piece that surrounds the shift knob boot of my car. The lower photo is a close up of the area, although my cheap camera and poor photo skills make them difficult to see. I'm concerned about getting too...

IG is good but I like Meguiar's Glass Cleaner better. Maguiar's is easier to wipe off, never, ever streaks or leaves a haze behind, and cleans off bugs easier.

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The original color is on the right side, somewhat faded. Interesting thought but I don't think the plate was rubbing on the trim here since there are no scuff or abrasion marks.

This is true! I've just never seen this happen before and am wondering why. It is the only trim piece, and a usually covered section of it at that, that won't darken when product is applied.

Sorry for the confusion on this. I should have taken a photo of the entire back so the difference between painted and unpainted sections would be clear. It does look like a gray painted piece without perspective to the rest of the bumper. I'll need to take a better photo.