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Got a chance to work on this daily driven beast this past weekend. The paint was pretty hammered from a couple of years of automatic car washes and I decided to shoot for 85% correction due to time constraints. Tackled with Griots FCC and white/orange pads. Wheels It might be a little...

Yikes. Have you tried an IPA cleaner?

Application is pretty much the same. Just make sure they wipe off excess residue from any exposed edges of the PPF.

Great turnaround!

@Route246 interesting, that's good info. If you haven't detailed the interior already, it may help to clean/steam the fabric with an apc. Also Ozium and activated charcoal help with absorbing smells. Oh and make sure there are no mothballs left under the seat etc

After a thorough wash, the surface was beading very well. Here she is after topping the paint off with a coat of PA High Gloss. Why not!

Thanks. 250k! Nice. They seem to run forever with so many spare parts available also.

Here are a few photos of a '18 Camry XLE in Wind Chill Pearl which I cleaned and coated. Although the car is new, it must have sat in the lot for a while since the paint was pretty rough. I'm a fan of this pearl white, which has an interesting matte sheen in direct sunlight. Iron X is...

Maybe a bug zapper would help

You could try spot cleaning and soaking with a microfiber cleaning detergent before throwing it in the wash again.

Ack disgusting. I want to see more though..hahaha. Preferably some before and after photos.

CQuartz UK 3.0 has worked very well for me and is easy to apply. It's also economical considering all the sales PBMG runs. My favorite brand is available on a different site. There's a great thread by Mike on coating application. Prep is everything!

Great dog, he looks freshly detailed. Have you considered a ceramic coating instead? Some are not much pricier than wdgps and it should help with your maintenance.

You can add a topper product like Reload or Polish Angel. Both can found in the AG store. Great for folks who like doing something to the paint and they're supposed to increase the longevity of your coating.

Very nice! How do you like Gyeon Q2 Trim?

Also if you decide to use any type of coating, tape is your friend! Smh lol. Especially the little bits on the steering wheel, center console, near the windshield (cardboard works well too).. 303 is great stuff.

Very nice! Yes, a cold start clip is needed. It's difficult to capture exhaust sounds sometimes. I'm curious what's included in your most comprehensive package?

Another vote for megs d101. If it's fairly diluted I just follow-up with a poorboys air freshener.

If you have the time, it's a great opportunity to polish your car yourself and apply an LSP.

Looks fantastic!!