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I applied 2 coats of EXOv2 last June, great stuff. I use the pressure washer at the car wash as a last resort during the winter just to keep the big stuff from accumulating til it warms up enough to wash it at home. I only use their soap and “spot free” rinse (ya right). Here in Colorado, they...

Thanks very much Mike, Great info and advice.

Or maybe some of this....:coolgleam: My Daughter thought I needed some garage art.

In case anyone is interested, according to GTechniq support, 30ml of C5 is needed for 19" wheels. They also said to only apply 1 coat.

Do you happen to know if 15ml of C5 Wheel armor is enough for a set of 19" - 5 spoke rims? I'm planning on taking the wheels off and was thinking about doing 2 coats. I want to make sure I have enough on hand so I don't have to pull the wheels twice. Thanks, +1 on the EXOv2. 30 ml just...

Hi Mike, After reading this thread, I tried to find out if my new 2013 Audi Q5 3.0T had Ceramiclear or any other ceramic clear coat on it. A few posters mentioned that MB and some other German brands used it. I was really concerned about the quote from Dr. Ghodoussi about only having 0.2 mils...

Ok Thanks, Do you happen to know if the CarPro Suede MFs would be suitalbe for applying EXO? Has anyone tried this? I have a bunch of them left over I bought for applying C-Quartz a while ago. I will be using either the Deluxe 600 or Supreme 530 for the EXO removal. TIA

Hi guys, I've been trying to find this and finally did. I think it explains "why" way better than I could. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-articles/40089-topping-definition-how-top-also-called-topping.html

Good info, thanks. By "too glossy" I meant like of some of the tire and vinyl dressings have that super shiny look that I don't really care for. It could just be the lighting in the pics I saw that makes it seem that way. The EXO by itself might look just fine. I agree that it's probably not...

Thanks for the replies guys, The reason I was asking is that from some of the pictures I've seen it seems like it might be a little too glossy. I was thinking a little carnuba might tone it down some and give it more depth on a dark colored car, or maybe it won't?? I know it doesn't need...

I'm thinking about pulling the trigger on some EXO during the sale today. I know it's not necessary but would it screw anything up if I wanted to occasionally top it w/ some carnuba or WGDG? Which QDs are compatible? Thanks,

The Mayan calendar is chiseled onto a big round stone. It didn't end, I think they just ran out of rock. Maybe the rest of it's on the other side??? Happy New Year Everyone!

Ok, so here's the reply from Koito, end of story. They should change their motto to Caveat Emptor! From: Jon Bridge [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, November 12, 2010 7:27 AM To: Subject: RE: Koito headlight issue - 2011 Audi Q5 Dear Mr..... Firstly thank you for taking...

Exactly my plan. :argue: Thanks

Thanks very much for the input. Dried condensation makes a lot of sense considering it came from Germany on a ship and was delivered to the Port of Houston, talk about humidity! I'm not going to even attempt cleaning them, probably screw something up even worse. I'm going to wait for a reply...

Not a bad idea, this is BS! I found a logo on top of the lights, they're made by Koito Mfg. in Japan. I just sent them an email w/ pics asking if this is "normal" and if "they're all like that" like the dealer said, or should they be replaced. I'll post their reply... if I get one. :mad:

Forgot to mention, I seriously doubt it's condensation. The residue hasn't changed shape or appearance since I first saw it. Also, the humidity here in Colorado is about 15%.

Has anyone ever seen the INSIDE of brand new headlights look like this? Does anyone know what it is or if anything can be done to fix it?? It's on a 2011 Audi Q5 w/ 500 miles and is definitely on the inside of the casings and also on the lamps. I noticed it about a week after I got it. It's...

Hey! I know the guy who developed that Banana Gloss. He was working for what used to be Detailer's Paradise in Denver back in '07. They changed their name to Prima Car Care and got rid of the store, it's just on line now. I went to my first detailing seminar there. I can't remember the guy's...

Just posted a pic of my "Stuff" on another thread. Saw this one a while ago but didn't remember where. Here it is now in it's rightful place on the Forum.:D