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Try a coating like Sharkskin. I use it on my underhood polished aluminum parts.

Hard to believe that SS is going broke. Between what the employer pays and what the employee pays it's near 14%. Imagine that, 14% of the US payroll going into the SS fund and it's going broke! Many of those that don't pay into SS get short term jobs after their "retirement" and collect SS...

Aluminum? Not stainless steel? What kind of car is this?

What a country! Another great advancement from Optimum. :dblthumb2:

Anyone have any experience or recommendations? Looking for a unit for both home and auto. Thanks Feed back please

Obama?

I'm gazing into my crystal ball and see a "lady" that expects to pay much less than $100.00.

On newer vehicles that have the semi-hard insulation, I use armor all spray tire foam. Spray it on a small area, spread it around with a soft, long bristled tire or wheel brush, move on to the next area. Sounds kind of crazy, but it works well. You can always experiment on the wife's car!

Wait for warmer weather to get the best out of the product.

I thought of that, but the more I thought about it it seemed like a lot of work which is not what I was looking for. I wanted an easy way to do this and I found it.

Offer closed. I've found the recipiant. Thanks for your replies. If you sent a PM, thanks. Happy Holidays everyone!

In the five years or so since I got back into detailing I have acquired enough supplies to last me two lifetimes. I'm really a fish when it comes to sales and BOGO. I'm at my worst during the winter months up here in Michigan when all I can do is dream about spring detailing and of course I'll...

I've worked on the other side of the fence so to speak for over 20 years. Dealt with HR, attorneys and shop owners as a union business agent.

$20 dollars too much? Look around the house for some floor wax.

Did over a hundred chips/rash on mine. Tried them all, Dr. worked the best for me!

This is the best response so far!

Wow!

Hi Chris, The Teflon "system" is a bunch of hooey! Teflon only bonds at temperatures above 700 degrees, it's a dealership sales pitch that requires further "maintenance" every six months. When I'm asked to use an owners products I'll tell them that I spend a lot of time researching the products...

I'd do a small area with the sonus as a test. Some don't care for it and only use it on wheel wells. Can't co wrong with CD2!!!

Yup, that about covers it!