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There is an enzymatic bug remover that works really well. You can find it on Amazon. I found out about it on an RV forum.

Hi Mike, Would you mind sending me a copy of your VIF? [email protected] Thanks!

Got it, thanks for clarifying!

Why not polish and put on another coat of OptiCoat?

I just do this as a hobby, but my experience with the Mckees 37 line has been very positive. Bob McKee has been in this game a long time. I bieve Mckees 37 used to be Detailers Pro.

What do you mean by reliable?

I ordered a Leatherique kit, some more HD Speed, and some Griots trim applicators.

My first name is Craig.

It's actually very easy. Since your paint is in good shape, use a fine clay. Keep the surface lubed, inspect & fold your clay often, & throw it away and use a new piece if you drop it... http://www.autogeek.net/video-clay.html

Correction work doesn't need to be done, but the final results will likely be better. It really depends on what your goals are for your jeep. Typically you'll want to wash & dry first, then clay (if needed, do the baggie test), then compound/polish, then clean paint to remove any polish...

A friend of mine repainted the hood of his Toyota truck. He did it himself in his garage. It turned out pretty good. Definately better than before it was painted, but not as nice as a body shop could have done.

Maybe tell her that you enjoyed cleaning the Jeep, one good turn deserves another, and please pay it forward when the opportunity presents itself?

Nice car & welcome! Looks like clear coat failure..

This should work for you: https://www.griotsgarage.com/product/large+foam+pad+holder.do?code=PPCPLG&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI15GQg_Kn1gIVRLbACh0v0gwJEAQYASABEgLVFvD_BwE Looks like AutoGeek sells the 3" version, I bet they can also get you the larger version linked above...

I haven't used Simoniz in a looong time. If I recall correctly, it's carnuba wax. There are easier products to work with, but Simoniz will just require a little extra work, especially if applying by hand. Work in small sections, apply the wax in a very thin layer.

About 40 minutes to wash & dry the exterior of my sedan, about an hour for my wife's mid-sized suv, and about an 1.25 hours for my big crew cab truck.

I use the Bon Aire Firemans nozzle, works well. The only drawback (for me) is it requires two hands to adjust or turn on/off the spray.

Maybe vacuum or blow it off on a regular basis until the ash stops falling?

It's a 2014 and in pretty good shape but wanted to clean it up and get some UV protection on it. Quick rinse with pressure washer Hit it (in sections) with the foam cannon Brushed with RV wash brush Rinse Applied some CarPro Hydro2 (also in sections) Rinse Dry