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On the other hand, that vid did lead me to - Trimbrite Bodyguard Paint Protection Film at Cabela's. Stuff looks interesting and is a physical barrier. I wonder how hard it is to remove the stuff...

I wonder what that sacrificial barrier does? I've noticed that no matter what lsp I apply I get nice water beading, but, that layer doesn't prevent road film from sitting on the paint after driving in the rain, for example. I don't notice that it's easier to remove bug splatter (without a lsp...

Check out Pep Boys with an online code...I was able to get 4 at a good cost savings.

Yeah, most of the Chryslers and Dodges from 2005 on have those sills...I always see dirty water spots on them when walking by...

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I keep mine in good shape simply by washing them at each car wash...one of my last steps and I just use the wash mitt and then use the mist setting on the nozzle to rinse away without soaking the interior. What I find most annoying in this area is the water spotting. My 300C has a wide sill...

Goo B Gone - soak a clean cloth and press it on to the residue and let it soak/adsorb for a few moments. Try a pastic razor blade if the surrounding surface is clean. Otherwise, try using some fishing line back-n-forth and so on. I bit the bullet and rubbed at it with a MF cloth soaked in Goo...

All those youngsters playing football saw a great great lesson yesterday....tackle with your arms. That Saints DB uses his arms rather than trying to upend the WR ends the game right there. What an incredible end to game. But the sad part is that I had nearly zero interest in it or the NFL...

I've just started using a drying aide and I use Griots Speed Shine. I also use Griots PFM towels along with Chemical Guys Grey Matters waffle weave on my black 300C Srt8.

I really like the PFMs, too. At 16x16 I think theyre perfect. I have a larger MF towel from CG and find it awkward to use compared to the 16x16 PFM. I did just try my new CG Greay Matters waffle weave and wow, what a soaker upper. Did our whole Pacifica with a PFM and a Grey Matter.

4 CG Grey Matter waffle weave MF towels; 12 CG Gold MF towels; 2 CG blue MF applicator pads; and 3 CG heavy duty chemical resistant spray bottles....word.

Thanks, Bobby...the BF one step...the product page indicates that it lays down a sealant. Is this same type of sealant like a Megs UFF or a coating like McKee's? Not familiar with "sealants", per se, and type of product it is. In other words, sealant like more durable than wax, but not as...

No order, yet....Im on the west coast. Ive only used Megs interior products like Supreme Shine. What would you recommend as a protectant? Ive got a bottle of 303 around.

Im not sure...I dont know how to really tell if it's there or not. It beads all over, but it doesn't sheet very well after several washes with UWW...

Considering some kind of coating to avoid having to reapply UFF or UW every 3 months...saw the McKees sealant kit - https://www.autogeek.net/dp-coating-kit.html - and wondering how much use Id get out of it, i.e., 1 car, mutiple cars?

Have you tried the new Megs D166 and, if so, how does it compare to HD Speed? Im considering picking up an AIO...

I've been considering using either OPC or Megs APC diluted to clean my interior leather and interior plastics, but am not sure if that's wise. So, now I'm considering whether to buy McKee's total interior cleaner in lieu of the APCs. Would appreciate any advice...

McKee's 37 N-914 Rinseless Wash CarPro Iron X Iron Remover 500 ml Meguiar's D166 Ultra Polishing Wax McKee's 37 Total Interior Cleaner I think this would round out what I have now which is Meg UC, UP, UW, and UFF along with Griot's HD wheel cleaner for the exterior. I think I'd use the 914 to...

Looking for Iron Remover, Interior Cleaner, Leather Shampoo (if interior cleaner is dual purpose), and an AIO. I've been looking at CarPro Iron-X, Mckee's interior cleaner and 70/30 leather shampoo, and Megs D166 AIO, but, wifey ok'd an expenditure and want to take advantage of the free...

+whatever number we're at now...16x16 towels FTW!