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Take Duct tape and wrap it around your hand w the sticky side out. Pat or roll your hand over the area w the Dog hair and it comes out easy.

Very similar to PERL I like Silk Shine by Chemical guys. It can also be cut with water for a more matte look. Longevity nod goes to PERL but initial looks are a tie between the two

I bought my 08 4runner 5 years ago and it too was owned by a smoker. After multiple treatments/ cleanings the 2 best things I did was get the carpets/upholstery professionally steam cleaned and swap out the cabin filter. For awhile I use to keep the windows at least cracked to help air it out...

MF towels are at best when their damp. Think right out of the washing machine damp. That's when your WW will preform their best.

D156, I use it as both a drying aid and a LSP spray wax. The beading and protection is pretty good. Easy to use on the windows, plastic, lights ect.

The "ultimate" products are synthetic sealants while the "Gold class" products are their carnauba products. I personally prefer the Ultimate line. Megs Ultimate QD is one of the best products to put on while you dry. Very hydrophobic

Watered down CG Silk shine works well. I have also used CG air fresheners undiluted to clean the rubber mats and it leaves behind a very subtle matte sheen along with a nice smell.

Mine have stayed clean by just spraying them down with Shout and throwing them in the washing machine and allow to air dry.

Ironic how the dye comes off the jeans so easily and is a real b!tch to get off the leather. I'm still looking for a way to get that blue tint off the side of the driver seat of our Pilot. Gray leather.

That's exactly what I was thinking.

For trade: pinnacle ss2 paste wax (only used once, kept refrigerated) ISO: dodo juice light fantastic paste wax, at least 80% full please. Message me if interested. Thanks

Another vote for WGDGS. Meg's Ult or M21 are a small notch below but still great.

Are bugs a big problem in the winter in Wisconsin?

Even Carmaxx isn't that nonchalant about their cars. But then again there are some people who keep their cars on such a filthy state that taking a soapy wash mitt to the whole interior wouldn't be the worst thing.

Could Reload be the answer for those who want a coating but are worried about the application process? I recently got some and have only used it on my windshield due to needing more time to do a full wash/decon/and lsp removal before I Reload the whole thing. Water and glass cleaner definitely...

I've used both and D156 is a much better product. Can be used as a drying aid and a lsp. It has gloss, slick feel and decent longevity. That's hey I buy it by the gallon.

Your house looks sharp. Trucks cool too. The drought tolerant landscape of your neighborhood suggests that you probably get mild winters. Collinite will probably hold. I live in central CA and do a winter detail every year too just to not really need it. I only buy wipers every 3 years or so.

Had a cart saved for a little. Saw this sale and pulled the trigger. Saved $81 and change!

Pinnacle is very nice but attracts dust big time. D156 and WG spray sealant are my go to sprays.

Refresh the sealant layer with WG QD and their spray sealant. That will keep your "buttery smooth" feeling.