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D151 uses SMAT there was a thread on the meguiars SMAT products somewhere.

Lmao! Talladega Nights?

Meguiars or Optimum

Thanks all. I will try these suggestions, hopefully this weekend.

I buffed it about 5 minutes after application.

I cleaned with apc before applying...I will try using a foam applicator see if that changes the finish.

When using Perl on my dash and door panels at 5:1 dilution I find it leaving a very shiny finish(especially on black). The finish looks great in the shade but when sunlight hits the dash it appears very shiny. I applied using a microfiber towel, sprayed on the towel and wipe onto surface. I...

I agree, the defender is a tank but it is a bit bulky. The commuter does come with a screen protector.

Otterbox makes the best cases. Check out their commuter series

What do you use to strip wax? I usually use a couple ounces of apc in my wash solution but collinite seems to laugh at it.

I intend to try it, but I like to know how products work. Maybe most of the time this wont matter practically but it's good to know.

My thoughts exactly.

Maybe I should have phrased 1. differently, what I meant was that won't the cwg degrade lsps to some extent even at the 'safe' dilution?

Chemical Guys Citrus wash and gloss is a shampoo I see mentioned often on the forum, the item description states that it can be used for both maintenance washes (1 capful to 5 gallons) and to strip lsp (1oz to 1 gallon): 1.Wouldn't that mean that at higher dilutions (1 capful to 5 gallons) it...

That's what I usually do. The panels might remain tacky if you don't remove the residue. Also it might interfere with your protectant bonding.

I apologise, I assumed it was a regular tire dressing.

........Stephen :D

Turtle wax? give it a couple days, it will probably remove itself... :joking: --any decent degreaser or apc and a stiff brush

I was working with the wax for the first time so I was unsure of how it would react. I started as a test spot and since that seemed to work fine I reproduced the method around the whole car. I suppose once you are confident you have laid down a sufficiently thin coat then waxing the whole...

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