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I have been using glass science. if the glass i am working with is not too heavily polluted, i will use the scrub as a prep to using a sealer.

2 and 3 - The car dealership was a good experience but to take it to the next level, it has been #2 and this forum!

same here.....and now a staple product on the shelf!

thanks everyone for their thoughts.

thanks! i just talked to an audi repair shop. They said all are plain plastic except for 2005, which were painted.

thanks! I know I am not the smartest kid on the block. Maybe I got some good "common sense" genes :)

I had a guy tell me that he washes his car with baking soda. Now, I would think baking soda could be a bit abrasive. Has anyone ever heard of this or use baking soda to wash their car? I don't....so I am asking. What would be the benefit of using baking soda??? Feed back please

Has anyone detailed an Audi All-Road and found the fender flares to have been painted? I have an upcoming All-Road detail that was recently "detailed" by someone else. I won't even bother to share the condition of the car...pics later for sure. The concern I have is with the fender flares. I...

heck...10% and want to try the products. Got both....hopefully there wont be any other major sales until valentines day LOL

interesting. i am still a noob when it comes to optimum products. I have a few but not all. I am really flopping back and forth now between menzerna and the optimum products mentioned earlier

car color...sorry...should have mentioned it. the VW is black sounds like i should go for the opti polish and finish...then seal. ???

Thanks mjlinane! I was thinking about the optimum polish. Is Menzerna another good product to work with? If so, not sure which ones I would need. More input plz :)

awesome! :dblthumb2: