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That was offending?? :awman: Obviously, had to respond. :thankyousign:

Re: Klasse AIO Ok, my experience when using Klasse AIO is that it will remove oxidation, light swirls & blemishes if used with the proper pad for increased cleaning. The acrylic shine in simple terms means that the paint is going to be clean & shiny, period. Just fancy verbiage from Klasse...

Your use of the word "WE" as I quoted earlier caused me to believe you may have had some other affiliation with AGO. This is a public forum, right? As a contributor, reader and member of this forum How am I to know anything transpired beside what was posted? By the way, do you go around...

LOL .......... mentality. at least you aren't exceeding any expectations I might have had. :dblthumb2:

Love the CG stuff, but haven't had a need to try the GREEN yet .......

I love the beading action of a good wax. Dodo are some of my favorite products too. Purple Haze (soft is what I've used) will blow you away with the reflective properties. I had used it for a while on many of the darker colors & was ALWAYS impressed with the overall look it left behind.

Sorry for the :offtopic::offtopic: everyone ......... this issue has bothered me for a while now. Let's try this again ........... LOOK ABOVE OR BELOW ...... your response to an earlier question/thread has been quoted. You really should take the time to read my post before reacting to it...

Any sealant or wax made specifically for wheels will hold up better mainly because it is likely resistant to higher temperatures (wheels get REALLY hot due to the brakes).

Check out this link posted on Meguiars On Line ........ might help :xyxthumbs: Polishing Acrylic lacquer - Car Care Forums: Meguiar's Online

Did you happen to clay the finish before polishing? Have you tried distilled white vinegar to remove the etchings? First wash your car with your normal car shampoo, rinse, and then use the distilled vinegar. Just wipe it on with a sponge, and rub it in. Do one section at a time. Let it...

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Any quality sealant will work well for the wheels ....... you COULD use either of the products you mentioned.

That protective coating left behind is so minimal that I would never leave it to protect on its own ......... no way.

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No disrespect intended here, but ..... just seeking clarification. :confused: I know you tend to quote rules here & there within different threads (as if you're the owner or an infraction affects you directly), however that's why moderators exist on this or any other forum ............ THEY...

Thanks! DD = daily driver Just the November application of sealant on the 4Runner ....... nothing but a weekly wash. I figure it'll get another sealant application before too much longer, but right now it just doesn't need anything.

You won't need anything more than a fine grade clay. I probably didn't mention this, but my BMW isn't a DD so a carnauba once or twice a week is what I would give it. Mainly for local meet & shows. My 4Runner was clayed, buffed and sealed last November ........ is outside more often than...

Yup. I used to use Klasse AIO for all of my customers "quick" polish type jobs. Brightens the color very well and would remove some of the minor scratches if used with a more aggressive pad. Be sure anytime that you use ANY cleaner/wax type product that you also add a wax/sealant afterward...

Absolutely once per month ....... nano is the best because it only touches up the surface rather than giving a deep polish. Just enough to remove the finest of scratches.