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I use Sonax Polymer Netshield and DP Glass Coating on my mom's pearl white IS250.

This is what I use as well!

I like the Detailer's Glass Coating, 2 good coats on the windshield has lasted me since late August. I don't use the windshield wipers much at all.

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I put a squirt in my soap bucket

ONR is awesome, been using it a bit more recently when the car is only somewhat dirty. Throw 1oz into a 32oz bottle for a pre-spray then 1.5oz (1oz and just an extra squirt) into 2 gallons of water, throw 4-5 MF towels in the bucket and you're good to go. I think the trickiest part of ONR is...

I would really advise on using a pressure washer to get all of that stuff off. But I would mix up some ONR in a spray bottle and spray all of that dirt then pressure wash it off. That is definitely too dirty for a rinseless wash, even with a hose pre-spray in my opinion.

You're better off going on ebay and getting a Cree 5 watt LED flashlight for 12 bucks, you can see any defect with one of those.

Try HD Adapt, excellent product!

Duragloss with a squirt of ONR

Easiest eh? I found it pretty time consuming, but I was being very anal about application. Did you have a different way of applying it than Phil @ DD? That being said, I think it's the best LSP on the market right now short of coatings.

I use it to clean my golf clubs :)

Any update to this?

Sure is [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSgdMAGjU_s]Optimum No Rinse and wheels part 1 - YouTube[/video]

Stoner's Tarminator works just as good as any of those, IMO.

Hello there, another fellow E36 M3 owner here, Techno Violet is such a beautiful color! I own a 99 Estoril Blue :) I'm jealous of your LTW wheels, I have the normal contours.

Nope. I wanted to get some during one of those 4hr sales during BF but never did. I now use Sonus Tire & Bumper dressing, it looks great and seems to last a little longer than Opti-Bond. 303 is the best looking trim product by far I think since it darkens substantially but as we all know it...

I've had Detailers Glass Coating on my glass since September and it's still going strong. Water starts flying off around 45mph.

Yes, Optimum Power Clean straight. Even followed that up with an IPA wipedown, let that dry for a couple minutes and reapplied. I did successfully use it on the cowl of an 08 IS250 which is kind of textured, mostly flat I would call it and it worked fine.

I've already gone through an exhaustive amount of steps cleaning the trim beforehand, removing it, applying extremely small amounts, soaking the trim in it, immediately buffing it off, letting it sit for 2 minutes, 5minutes, 10 minutes, letting it sit for an hour. Everything produced the same...