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I cant see nissan using metal as a window trim. maybe a picture will better dictate the process that should be taken

My guess is is plastic as you stated as my moms impala has the same trim you are speaking off. Try a cleaner was such as D151 or even poli seal but i don't think you will have luck with a metal polish. But one thing is sure as the coating on these plastic pieces is VERY thin and once you have...

When i get some splatter i like to use IPA spray and let soak for about 30 seconds or so then wipe of. Also i like to use #34 Final inspection for this best thing to do though is always try and remove the splatter when it is still wet or as soon as possible.

Hey there good to see someone local on the forum!

Of coarse it has a name. If you buy it then you should name it. Everyone one of my cars has had a name. A name for a car cant just be made up it has to just come... My trucks name is Juliet.....

Hey yes good to have someone that knows what a real winter is haha I think autogeek should send us Canadians samples of "winter" waxes for we can really see what they live up to.... Welcome eh

i have found megs #3 Machine Glaze to fill a lot when used by hand I like to use this on my tool box as i am not about to keep polishing out all the very light marring i get on my finicky black tool chest. Glazes that are intended to "fill" are very limited as to what they can do as in they...

Well i have both and have used about half my bottle of compound and a quarter of the polish. I like the compound a lot. I like using it as an intermediate step between hard compounding and final polishing. Sometime takes the place of SIP for me. The cut is awesome, im gunna say the same as UC...

Foam Gun Optimum spray compound Optimum protectant plus 105/205 ONR LC kompresser pads Opti Bond Collinite #915 Quik Interior detailer Klasse twins Final inspection #34 Pristine Clean and basically all of Menzerna polishes :dblthumb2:

My 04 Sierra has clear coated wheels.... I used the LC wool ball the 3" one and M105 with good results... I used this combo with a 3/8" corded keyless check drill One this is for sure that this is some hard clear and it does take a while. I like to use #476 to seal the wheel when i am...

where did you get that red rotary backing plate and how big is it exactly?:dblthumb2:

"try APC or IPA" great idea also i like to use in this situation wax blaster wax remover and final inspection Use a soft brush that wont scratch the paint or yes tooth picks or anything you can find that works! One time i use a shish kebab stick with great results.

"Her son was waxing it for her birthday while they were having fun. Just look at the pics and you might catch what ticked me off. LOL" I looked at the pics, what are you talking about?

haha perfect just got some as a sample with my last order!

so has this mystery sealant been revealed yet aka samples or am i just lost?

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