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http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/hot-topics-frequently-asked-questions/47152-ceramiclear-paints-careful.html

As for sealing the light it's cheap, easy insurance. TYC quality is usually hit or miss as far as the seal.

A light polish won't hurt. Curious though why wouldn't you try to restore the originals? As for the TYC lights I would suggest sealing them with clear silicone to prevent moisture.

I don't really see anything in the pic but with that combination it would take quite a bit to any kind of damage.

You're talking about the aerosol, correct? If so I found it apparently in stock at least two sites with a quick Google search.

Those don't look bad at all. How deep are the scratches, can you catch your fingernail in them?

Try the green isopropyl alcohol,should be a higher concentration. Also I'd try a steamer if you have access to one.

Have you tried anything more along the lines of a dressing/protectant? It looks as though the einszett 1z cockpit is more of a cleaner.

Being interior it should be latex and not oil-based. Depending on where it spilt it may just be easier to remove the carpet and clean outside of the vehicle. Hopefully it's in the cargo area as that piece of carpet should be able to be purchased separately if necessary.

If you're that concerned to use two grit guards and something to filter why not just use a few wash mitts? That way you'd never introduce dirt into the wash bucket.

I'm sure the coating wasn't applied to the areas where the pad it's the rotor. Great job on the car. Is the wrap something you do as a business?

I don't see anyone bashing you, certainly not me. But I don't see the point in starting a thread when you say it's not a problem and doesn't bother you. That is why I suggested calling or emailing. You would be surprised at what they might tell you. Maybe was a bad batch,maybe it's not a...

Why not send Duragloss an email and ask?

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Interestingly enough I bought the whole bucket set up from Autogeek's sister site and the supplied grit guard will not go all the way to the bottom of the bucket either.

You did that with a DA?

Looks great especially for a one step.

Very nice. You definitely added some value to the truck.

Must have missed where an M6 was mentioned.

Are you sure it's actually carbon fiber? It looks like a vinyl decal to me.