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Your Youtube video says C1 on the windshield, I assume you mistyped and meant G1? Also has anybody tried Exo V2 on glass and compared it to G1?

Just general curiosity: How is Exo v2 holding up for you? I think I remember you applied it early last fall, still beading just as good or has it fallen off any?

Apply it like this: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DlnUcEecqI]Product Showcase: Sonax Polymer Net Shield - YouTube[/video] Sonax Polymer NetShield - YouTube

I vote for Sonax Polymer Net Shield

I find an APC is usually unnecessary, I've been doing my wheels/wells with a bucket of ONR lately and it seems to work even better than normal car soap. I also treat my fender liners with UTTG+

Have you ever used 303 on the interior? It also darkens significantly and seems to last a good while for me.

Re: Detailed Designs Auto Spa of Atlanta presents our perpetual SnS thread featuring auto detailing, clear bra installations, paint coating systems & Looks awesome! :) Dlux on tires, have you done any durability testing on this? Lasting longer than Tuf Shine?

If by Sonax, you mean the Sonax Brilliant Shine Detailer then no it's not all hype. There is a 140 page thread on detailingworld on how amazing this product is and it's finally now catching on in the states. It gives amazing beading and lasts very long for a spray sealant/quick detailer. It...

I also own a 99 M3 :) - Be prepared its one of the worst cars to polish out next to maybe an older 911. All of the trim has to be taped off, and there's a LOT of it... the front bumper has to mostly be done by hand as well. I spent a lot of time on mine.

Well one is for tires, one is for plastic trim. Corey might have done a test with Dlux on tires, but i'm not sure. Just go with Tuf Shine.

For wheels and tires, just get some optimum power clean and a mothers wheel brush. Most of the time the power clean isn't even necessary, ONR is amazing on wheels, just dip the mothers brush in the left over ONR solution and just wash them. If they're really really dirty just spray some power...

Also curious on what pad you used with D300 on glass?

Sonax Polymer Netshield

No reason to top it, I would only recommend using Sonax Brilliant Shine Detailer if any beading falls off.

The Surface Coating can be applied to anything, paint, glass, wheels, trim. The Paint Coating was intended only for paint. You'll get a better hydrophobic effect using the Paint Coating rather than the Surface Coating.

I've washed my vehicle probably 5-6 times with ONR and my LSP is Sonax PNS and I just did a conventional wash this past week and the beading is still perfect. In fact here's a video: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QG4SAvcg-9M]Sonax Polymer Net Shield Beading & Sheeting - 2 Months -...

I know people don't like resurrected threads where there's controversy however a few days ago Sonax released a video on their YouTube channel about Sonax Perfect Finish and it shows directly how to use it. I thought some people might find it interesting to say the least. You're going to have...

This is just my personal opinion: I would not get Opti-Coat since I can't get the professional version, if I want my car coated with a permanent coating I would opt for getting a certified installer to put the good stuff on over the consumer version. I have the Detailer's coating and found it...

It can be quite dirty, it's recommended that you pre-spray the area however to loosen up the dirt. Here's a good video [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15cMHR0a0Ok]How to: Washing with ONR (Optimum No-Rinse) in winter (or anywhere/anytime) - YouTube[/video]

Sonax Polymer Net Shield on my garage queen at 2 months. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QG4SAvcg-9M]Sonax Polymer Net Shield Beading & Sheeting - YouTube[/video]