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I would suggest you to try removing water spots chemically first. If they don't get removed, then try polish. Also don't go crazy with polishing.

There are multiple ways to remove it. There are products like Mother's Heavy Duty Trim Cleaner which can remove wax/polish from non painted plastic trim. Another approach is to use APC with stiff brush or rough side of dish washing sponge. There are polishes available that don't stain the...

Garden hose is usually thick and hence have greater flow than PW hose. I use 80 foot garden hose with my pressure washer and it works very well. Never faced any issue.

I found an old blog post from Dr. Beasly's website about Carnauba becoming acidic overtime. Carnauba Car Wax: The Acidic truth I want to know whether this applies to hybrid waxes as well?

Ech2o should give you pretty good gloss alone. But yes it don't give protection

One more thing to keep in mind specially when applying ceramic coating. Always stay in a system e.g. if you use CarPro polishes, use CarPro Eraser. Just stay within a same brand.

Nice work Ahmed! These are impressive gloss numbers that I haven't seen so far. Max I saw were 99 and 100.

Any degreaser or APC can remove film but you need to be careful to not let it dry on paint. Other option is to use non pH neutral soap. Another option is to use soap which contain abrasives like Meguiar's Wash Plus or Sonax Wash & Polish.

Xtreme Solutions Xtreme Suds also contain water softeners.

ONR will kill suds of your traditional car soap. Meguiar's NXT Car Wash is good option since it contain water softeners. Here's a line from its product description "Engineered water softener helps reduce deposits in hard water, leaving behind a spot-free finish."

I own single forced rotation DA with 5 inch backing plate. I polish tight areas by hand. This is another option.

You can layer products but make sure the last product doesn't contain abrasives. Sonax Super Liquid Wax is non-abrasive but it has chemical cleaning ability. So I would recommend you apply it after 1 week of Collinite application. This way Collinite will have enough time to properly bond to...

This product is safe for coated cars. The smell is not that bad for me

Prep properly and use any Hybrid or Synthetic wax and then clean wheels only using ph neutral soap. This gives me durability of more than a month. Only use strong chemicals when doing next prep and application.

Any LSP can prevent rust as long as it's going strong and protecting the surface.

Another option is to use use trim friendly polishes like Optimum Hyper Polish or Sonax EX 04-05. You can even polish plastic trim with these polishes and they easily wash away even if you let it dry. I personally used Sonax EX 04-05 and I never had to worry about taping.

I once did one step correction for a friend using Sonax EX 04-06 on Honda paint and the results looked like two step correction. I would choose Sonax polishes over AIO you mentioned.

Prep is the key for restoring such old trim. It doesn't matter much which product you use after prep work. Even great protection product will fail if you don't remove embedded dirt, and oxidation properly. I use multiple techniques for prep work. 1) The most cost effective way to deep clean is...

There's lot of rainfall in my area. I have white car and I am sick of traffic film. So I usually use two either finishing polish to remove traffic film before applying finishing wax/sealant. Other times I just use cleaner wax when I am in hurry. But this worries me a lot related paint...

Clean my polisher with dashboard and vinyl cleaner after every use