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Agreed. I have both for my 7424 (gen 1) and never noticed a difference to be quite honest.

1Z Einszett Cockpit Premium Interior Plastic Cleaner I've been using this stuff for years. I've tried many other products including the also suggested DP Interior Cleaner and DP Interior Protectant but I always go back to Cockpit Premium. It seems to last the longest and just generally looks...

I agree. Very easy to use, dries streak free, matte finish, nice scent, just can't ask for more.

When polishing I like to split the car into sections. Personally, I use a fresh pad each section but you could also just clean your pad when finished one section then move onto the next. Your pad doesn't have to be completely dry before using it again but you don't want it dripping wet either...

Great job, it looks fantastic! That car is a total sleeper. You'd never guess it's a 250hp, 258lb-ft. torque, Bi-Turbo V6, AWD monster.

I got these as well plus an additional 10% off because I work there. :props: Super deal that was too good to pass up.

Looks great! :dblthumb2:

Sure can. My first time using ONR was last week and I gotta say, I'm impressed with this stuff. It was quite cold outside so I used warm water to keep my hands from freezing. :props: Made it through an entire wash in about 25 minutes.

I personally don't have experience with wheel waxes but quite a few people seem to like using the Klasse twins and get good results. Klasse Kit, klasse car kit, klasse car care kit

As previously mentioned, I've found nothing better than Aquapel. Apply it to freshly clayed or polished glass and like Killrwheels said, forget about it for 6 months. Doesn't streak when wearing off like Rain-X either.

Either of these are what I use as well. I feel 303 lasts longer but 1Z gives a more matte apperance.

The only Dodo product I've used is Red Mist Tropical Protection Detailer and I love it. I would like to try Supernatural Shampoo and Mellow Yellow Wheel Cleaner.

Autogeek pick me for a Flex Knife!

Great job, that 3M kit is great. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/product-reviews/18875-3m-headlight-lens-restoration-system.html

I'd like to see more videos added to the Auto Geek YouTube Channel. That would be significantly cheaper than producing a TV show :xyxthumbs: I do however think that making some commercials that could run on SPEED or during SpikeTV's PowerBlockTV would be worthwhile and have a great ROI.

It might be in your best interest to see if your Nissan dealer can do anything for you under warranty. Since you've tried so many possible solutions with no results I'd at least get their opinion on the situation.

Have you ever used RainX or a similar product? I've encountered the same problem when using RainX after about a month or so, it streaks pretty bad when its wearing off. I recently switched toAquapel and I've had good results eliminating this problem. I use a clay bar first to give the Aquapel a...

Autogeek pick me for a Flex Knife!

Thanks everyone! Based on the condition of the lenses I figured they were a great candidate for a write up. They deffinitely put the 3M system to the test which it passed with flying colors. At the current AutoGeek price of $19.99 you'd be a fool to not purchase this product.