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Yes, before they made Prep sprays/wipes available.

All that you mentioned will work, but I'm a little leary using acetone on my paint..I realize that its only one third, but still its a potent chemical.

If it's raining and you have to go somewhere, where do you put that wet car cover? And to answer your question..I live in a Condo and almost everybody who gets a new car will buy a car cover and it may last a month or two.

Are these OEM or after market wheels and how old?

Look into Fuzion.

What do they grow into?

Good post. BTW I love Darkside and I have Michelins.

Most ceramic coatings will give you that shiny plastic look. To get that deep wet ink in a pond look use a wax like Souveran.

Is he still here? Haven't seen him for years.

You tell us..are you happy with the results?

No experience with Koch Chemie, but Wolfgang Uber is a good choice.

For dust?

Yes, the more lubrication the better. Use a lot of clean mf (10) to wipe and wipe one way only..use the roll method.

Mild to moderate dirty deserves a hose wash. If not possible, I would go with a rinse less wash.

You have a lot of predators..lucky that you don't have any Polar Bears running around the neighborhood.:D

Any predators where you live?

Happy Birthday Paul:birthday:

Hope the Mrs. gets well soon. Isn 't there a filter for the heater? Or is the heater fan blowing the dust around? As oneheadlite suggested, perhaps ducting should help.

I see you found your way back through the blizzard.:D

On really soiled glass, I would use a MF and glass cleaner first and then final wipe with a damp Zap cloth.