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Yes it works on some interior seats. I’ve used it on leather seats before too where they’ve badly worn and creases are white not black, so there’s that. Depends on the plastic. Dyed textured stuff yep. Smooth stuff usually not as porous. Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

I do solution finish once a year on my Lincoln MKX, where the wiper cowl, bottom of doors and bottom of bumpers fade quick. Vehicles 10 years old, and with a year ly application it holds up great. About ready to do it again this year.

I’d have a purification inline filter under the sink if your water is that hard, but a metal coating couldn’t hurt. Not the same water spots as rain. Coatings don’t just equal water spots. Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

A metal coating will work fine! Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

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DedicAted glass cleaner helps for sure. A different color of edgeless, a different color of Costco’s, a plush waffle weave, just can’t be contaminated. Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

It’s due to the fact as well that they’re so thin they don’t have a body to really evenly apply pressure to the paint unlike a 450GSM towel that Kirkland’s scratch too just as well as the quality of yarn being cheap china made in factory withnot the same quality or cleanliness. Heck compare 10...

When customers act like they know it all Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

Give it an hour or so in the sun or even in a garage and you’re fine man. Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

No it came with 3/8, just wondering if there’s even a slight increase to use 1/4 or anything because I really have both that work the same, from my old electric washer.

So here’s a question, I have a 3200PSI 2.8 GPM Simpson gas washer. Should I use 3/8’s or use 1/4? I have 100 feet of both so I’ll sell whichever I should not need. What do you guys think? Danny Sent from my iPhone

I just price way high. I love interior that just need vacuum blow out and ONR wipe down... I don’t really like them where you’re covered to elbows in grime, so I try to only do those for $500+ Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

I’ve installed opti coat, it is very awesome and an awesome network of installers and trainers, not just Yvan. The insurance thing is kind of cool because they just wanna make sure you’re covered, if you’re coating vehicles no reason not to have insurance. Mines $800 a year, and covered when I...

I could use that BF pad cleaner and conditioner. Have no idea on value, is a 32oz of ONR 100% full a good trade? Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

Haven't gotten mine. [email protected] Thanks Mike!! Sent from my iPhone using AGOnline

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Interested in the ONR and poor boys wheel sealant if price is good enough. Don't have much anything you want to trade.

I was surprised too. Haven't used their trim stuff although I might get it for cheapish jobs-MAYBE. Pretty happy with solution finish, BUT speaking of TW endurashield, their JetBlack Acrylic tinted coating tire coat kit does last a very long time being Tested against OptiBond, hyper dressing...

Their polishes are the biggest thing you need to steer clear of, just simple garbage. For a just beginner with no brand loyalty I would recommend getting HD cut, speed, polish, and poxy. That's your compound and polish line. Hd speed can do a fair bit of correcting on a microfiber cutting pad...