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Any of your options will work especially since your ride is new and you use a ceramic drying aid often.

Hope you got paid well for so much real estate. I remember those hub caps.

I hate them.:eek:

Get a 3" backing plate or better yet, get a 3" machine.

Am I reading this correctly, that you did this truck 34 months ago? And now you used a new trim product and your saying that Solution Finish just got schooled? How do you know if your new trim protect will not look as bad if not worse 34 months from now?

Been using Nextzett for years and have always mixed with distilled water with no problems. Guess I've been doing it wrong all these years. Wonder why it's not stated on the bottle?

No experience with McKee's, but never heard of them referred to as "jeweling waxes". Are not all waxes considered LSP's? What color is your ride?

There are much better interior cleaners out there that are safer and leaves protection behind.

First tape the sill. Doubt if Eraser will work, but least aggressive first. You can try alcohol next or any polish should take it off.

Depending on the color and make of car, I feel a waterless wash is safer.

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I've used Dlux on chrome wheels with no hazing. I know it's not a true ceramic coating, but I can't see the difference.

We have a venomous snake here and it doesn't have a rattle, but she wears lipstick.:D

Dlux is an excellent choice for your wheels and no you do not need to top it with Gliss. Gliss is used to top Cquartz Uk by some or as a stand alone.

Too funny!

Need some treats in the box.

Did I say it eliminated dust?

If the dealer sent your car to a reputable painter..I would guess it was painted in a booth where dust is not a problem.

Bucket to washer, done!:D