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It had crossed my mind to try the ultimate I am a fan of that like of products but I wasn't sure if I was gonna get better results but now I see that it just may have been my application that caused it

Ok will do hopefully this weekend if the weather holds out again very much appreciate the tips

I completely get it like I said I don't wanna have a glare off my dash but I'm trying to atleast get some kind of shine that lasts and protection would be a plus

See I'm getting a totally different result at this time my truck takes better then the car the car also looks very streaky but that will probably be corrected with the different application method

Hey if it saves money and yields a better result I'm all about it thanks for the help much appreciated

I'm using just a microfiber to apply should I bring using some other type of applicator?

Yea I've been noticing that both vehicles are 2013s both GM and the dashboards just don't shine well the verrano is worse then my Silverado

I mean I don't need a glare coming off the dash board just something that's gonna leave a good solid shine and have some durability I only get a few days outta what I have now and then you can't really tell it was there

What's everybody using as a interior detailing spray my Silverado and girlfriends verrano both seem to have a hard time holding a shine I was using mainly meguiars supreme shine but it's just not cutting it I want some shine and durability any recommendations that I could pick up off the shelf...

Ok that makes sense and with 2 coats what do you estimate the life of those coats would be with regular washes

I wasn't aware collinite 845 was actually a sealant I use that as my wax now. Would I have any issues if I wanted to layer it over a dedicated sealant like the Meg's 21 2.0?

What do you guys recommend as a paint sealant?

Ok I actually have a bottle of that laying around so I'll have to try that I appreciate the help its my first black vehicle and I'm trying not to mess it up but I really want it too look nice as well I pride myself on that

So would you recommend soap and water (I currently have mothers wash and wax) as opposed to a quick detailer or could you work in a combination of both?

Oh I'm aware of the m26 and it's great stuff from a what I've read I just can't put down my 845 love the stuff 2 coats does the trick for about a year and looks pretty good doing it

Ok shouldn't be too hard I was looking at chemical guys fine clay with there clay luber but will look into the griots I appreciate your input many thanks

What brand of detailer did you use? I'd really like to end up with zero marring because I don't have a machine to polish after

Ok seems easy enough thank you for that more simplified answer I'm probably gonna go with the black hole then in this case now do you recommend a fine clay bar for black?

So go with a pre wax cleanser as opposed to the polish? And even though the prima has a glaze in it already could I go over that with Poorboys black hole glaze? Trust me id love to have a machine but just not in the funds at the moment

Yea it seems that might be the best thing I haven't exactly got a straight answer till this thread so now I know it's probably not the best idea