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Carpro has two different pads for the orange peel removal. One for factory paint(velvet) and another for repaired or body shop paint(denim) which is notorious for Orange peel and being on the thicker side. I have used the harder denim paint on my tailgate of my gmc truck which was repainted...

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I think it should be noted that there isn't a product short of some coatings that you'll be able to slap on there and totally forget about for 6 months especially through winter. The best way to get the maxiumum life expectancy out of a toppers is regular maintance. Regular washing and boosting...

Photos look great pns really adds some value to the look of coatings I think

I've also wanted to try the sonax caranuba on top of pns but have not yet. I found the spray and wipe technique with PNS worked a lot better than using the applicator and a lot faster too so maybe try that again in a week or two. Gonna be topping my pns with bsd at some point here in the future...

Just gotta be creative. Ive used shadows of my house and random buildings but you could find a semi private lot with some shade possibly

this is on my list of what to try for sure

I thought soft black paint is where it shined! I used it to finish out some repaired panels on my truck and it was pure magic with a soft blue pad

Not gonna clog up this guys thread with dribble, I just be doing something wrong I had two separate experiences with it and its just not quite working for me. Great turn around man! I hope it works to your expectations

It's was cold. Somewhere between 30-40 degrees

I have CQUK on my truck currently and find I have to be extremely careful with waterless washes and detail spray wipe downs. In my case CQUK is so soft that on my clean truck and light pressure a dry microfiber will put in tiny little "love marks" or tiny tiny little scratches barley visible...

Soft as in not as resistant to marring as I had thought.

I am happy with cquartz UK with the gloss factor but I have found the coating to be very soft! Regardless that color looks amazing all done up!

I was excited too about this but then I heard it does not have too many gloss enhancing qualities for 10 bucks can't really go wrong but lest we forget NuFinish and a few other home shopping network products made the same types of promises in durability and resistance to the "car wash"

Used a full 500 ml on my two door longed truck. I clay it often so it wasn't in bad shape and I take a step back to make sure I get a full spray pattern for application

I have a K series, and yes the low capacity would be an issue for foaming my full size truck. Don't want to have to stop and refill halfway. I think the mtm adjustable on Amazon is ready to run for a Karcher wand fresh out of the box.

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From the attributes you just described you a definitely looking for a coating type product. There are a few various brands on the market hopefully someone with experience with a particular product will chime in. Been tempted myself to try again with the carpro cquartz dlux

Very often since I will be washing my full-size truck! Thanks will spend the moniesss

I think it really depends on what you are looking for out of a trim protecting product. High gloss v low gloss, durability v ease of application. Since your jeep is brand new you won't be need any trim restoration products but you will be looking for more dressing type or coating type product...