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Nice! 111 is a pure sealant. It shouldn't remove anything. 105 has some cleaning properties, but 111 has none.

Explorer. The new ones are quite nice, and starting to pop up everywhere. They get pricey fast, and I'm sure incentives are quite low now. I've had 4 Explorers, so I'm somewhat biased.

^Try WD40 or mineral spirits. I've used mineral spirits to remove a white painted logo from a bug shield before, and it worked perfectly. No scratches, and no harm done to the plastic.

The cap on my IW845 was awful. The treads were stripped, and it leaked whenever I shook it vigorously. I swapped it with my NTX2.0 cap (of which I don't care for), and problem solved. :) It even has a flip-up spout now.

I leave the badges on :)....but maybe if I drove a Honda, this would be helpful :joking:

I just wanted to provide a new update to an old thread. A few weeks ago I remembered that I had Megs UP on the shelf. I mainly bought it for exterior trim, but thought I'd try it on the dash. I applied it to the dash via MF, let it soak for 30 min, and them buffed with clean MF. Wallah! --...

I've been using Dash Away, and love it. I recently picked up their Tire Dressing, Grime Destroyer. I have not tried them yet, but read good things about both. My Napa carried them for a short time. Now AAP has the complete line. I had no idea Walmart was going to start carrying them.

DG is one of my favorite lines as well. I have used: 101 105 *AquaWax *901 Wash 203 Vinyl & Leather Dressing 451 Carpet Cleaner 751 Rain Repel 265 Ultimate Detail Spray 401 APC 921 FC&S * These I will always have on hand. I want to try 501 once my other AIO supply has diminished further.

google and see what people are using on Daytona (version) Chargers. There's lots of flat black vinyl on them.

Very nice. Samples are good.

^ I was thinking the same thing: any sealant or AIO -- which does not normally stain trim -- should work. As always, try a test spot first. I've read TW Ice is good on trim, but I have no first-hand experience. I have used DG101 on satin/flat nerf bars, and it worked excellent. Once...

Pic is slightly blurry, but this is a recent ONR wash + AW application: Original sealant (IW845) was applied 10/17. It's been a real rough winter here. I love AW for quick (added) protection.

Here's a few of mine:

What is this...the Price is Right? lol

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This is is why you should Do Everything Yourself (DEY). Pest Control: buy a concentrated bottle of Bayer Complete Insect Killer (Tempo clone), and a 1-2 gal sprayer. Investment = ~$30, and this should last you 6 months.

Great job on the DIY, write-up, and pics. You could have used industrial, heavy-duty velcro for a better "hold". The HD sticks very well.

Yikes -- that's crazy. Would insurance cover a $2k repair caused by squirrels? I hope so. He need to invest in a dog, cat, and Gamo pellet gun :) Very nice clean-up job.

VLR sounds great as long as it provides a flat/matte finish.

Very nice job! I bet the owner was very pleased. As an owner, I would have freaked had I walked in during the sanding stage.