Search results

I'm not sure. 2010 Chevy Malibu :confused:

no suggestions? :(

I sometimes use touchless car washes in the winter and I know that takes a toll on trim, e.g. pillars Is an AIO product the way to go?

I realize that. The OP is from So Cal ... I'll stick with my original reply and suggest easier sealants to tough out the harsh So Cal winters :)

lot of easier sealants out there that look just as good (if not better)

Yeah ... I guess they are sealants. Got tunnel vision thinking of white, because although I'm not that big of a fan of NXT 2.0 it did give me excellent results on white.

Meg#20 or NXT 2.0 if durability isn't an issue

Old school I guess ... still a big fan of #26 liquid and paste

Kaio

How does Meg's APC smell as a carpet cleaner?

I'm a big fan of MUQW over #26

M80 & nxt 2.0

If it's as good as MUQW for its segment it will be something to look forward to. Now they only have to make a paint cleaner as good as the old Medallion in the "Ultimate" line intended for consumers not using machines.

#26 & uqw

I've used OPS. It's very easy to use and leaves a good base for a LSP, but I don't believe it has near the chemical cleaning properties of KAIO.

Almost out of the old formula KAIO

Used it for the first time today. You can mist the whole car, then wipe ... great results!!!

that's what I've always done misting with #425, but I don't know if you compromise the protection by dillution

I'm a fan of #26's "wet look" too. I think it's one of the best values out there.

I think products that leave oils, e.g.certain glazes and carnubas tend to produce the wettest look.