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-The location: •Unless you remove the spare from its mounting, you’ll have to live with just dressing whatever is reachable, IMO. -The tread: •Because of the likelihood of adverse consequences occurring whenever “dressed” tire treads initially hit the pavement… -I personally do not ever...

Using your above listed main goal as a guidepost…I’m now going to steer my dialogue towards that direction. •IMO: -Instead of concerning yourself with all of the polishing and protection products that you listed in your OP…an *All-in-One (AIO) product would suit your main goal to a “T”...

Why not? Please explain. TIA Bob

For your consideration: •I know for a fact that you’ll surely regret trying to polish out scratches by hand. •Also: -Since you say it’s been 15 yrs. since you delved into detailing activities, then IMO: it won’t hurt to at least wait until the temp drops to a more comfortable level (90°F...

•Wolfgang has several compatible toppers; but, unfortunately, no Waxes so designated as being compatible with their Uber Ceramic Spray Coating. -On the other hand: One recently available Wax to be designated as being compatible with Ceramic Coatings is McKee’s 37 Krystal Diamond SiO2 Ceramic...

I know that if I had a waffle weave drying towel that I liked—because it worked (until being determined as becoming too worn out for that purpose)—I would’ve just gone ahead and bought another one; or perhaps a dozen. Time’s awasting!! Bob

•First off: -Metal corrosion/rust is a form of metal oxidation. •Then, to address your question: -One is a material that will not undergo metal oxidation (that is: unless it has ‘metallic chips’ sandwiched somewhere between its film layers—then there’s the possibility of those ‘chips’...

{Disclaimer: Perhaps the below information will help.} ********************************** 1.) Here is the OSHA Standard for determining the metal rusting (corrosiveness) factor at the Level 1 category: ************************************* 2.) According to the Roton Pro wheel cleaning...

•Paintwork Polish Enhancer, among other not-friendly-to-Coatings attributes, contains ‘fillers’; which makes it OK to use before applying Waxes/Sealants—not Coatings. •With that in mind: -I’ll bet a Dollar to a donut-hole that they are not the same formulation. •As such: -I’d go with...

•Just curious: -What happened to the Coatings that you previously decided upon to use on the GQ and another vehicle; or ones previously used and highly recommend? ************************************ :confused: Bob

Hopefully the below posting will be of assistance. Bob ********************************

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