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I used to use the 303 product but found that 1Z plastic protection product "sticks" better and lasts longer.

The 1Z products work well here. Their Cockpit product is a light cleaner that won't smear glass or clear plastics and smells great. For more protection, their plastic protectant provides a low gloss finish.

I really like the 1Z products too. Their plastic protectant works great too. But on the exterior it can run after washing. Dlux is great, but practice applying it before you put it on your car, application can be messy. Give a very glossy finish, may not be the look you want for plastic trim.

One bucket method

Carpro dlux is worth a try

I wouldn't polish them, just do the opti lens. Do the least agressive treatment possible. Why mess with new lenses?

1Z Blitz works great and smells really good too.

What Seatec "too many secrets" said

Mothers wheel brush. 1Z gummi, apply with small paint brush. UTTG or Opti-Coat for the trim. Does Perl run off trim?

Try the 1Z products if you want something that smells nice.

Top it off with C.Quartz dlux to protect it.

In Italy, i asked my tour guide how many people get hurt in auto accidents - he replied "Not enough!"

Right on!

Wash 'em to fluff up the fibers

1Z WW works well

Just clean the area with APC and treat the seals with 1Z Gummi

I've used Stoners and Sprayway and have switched to 1Z glass cleaner. I feel it cleans better.

Turn off all the lights and use a single beam flashlight on white paint.

I think they went from oil-based to water-based.

Mothers wheel brush