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Thanks. In what ways doo you find it a superior product?

I've been using this on my dash, seats and full interior for a few years now and have been very satisfied. But as I'm currently out of the product, have there been updates or is there another interior coating I should try out? Gyeon?

I'm not sure, but if true, that's bad news.

I think the title says it all. I see lots of mention of just about every oth WW, but almost nothing about Ultima. I've been using it for years with good success, almost out of it and may try some other product, but just curious about the lack of mention.

Thanks all. Well a trip to my garage found me the Gummi Pflege I bought a couple of years ago! Now, what about the exterior rubber window trim?

Question - what's best to use on the interior rubber door seals? And....what about the exterior rubber trim around the windows?

I just saw read this thread and like everyone else has said, this is a shock, you will be sorely missed and wish you the best going forward.

And so do I and most. Depends on how dirty the car is.

Yep, that was me. I do like my CX-5, but if I could go back 7 months, given more thought, I would and should not have traded that Allroad.

Dennis, Dang if you ain't right. I knew I should have looked more closely with my new readers! Thanks.

It's SPAINT that's on the bottle - look closer. Maybe it's a translation error on Fictech's part. But I'm betting the newer bottles will correct to SPRINT. Either way, it works well.

Guys, good catch. But, I mentioned that it was Fictech's detail spray and I misspelled the name that is on the bottle - just going off bad memory. It's not SPRAINT, but rather SPAINT - that is exactly what's on the bottle. Yeah, just figured, it's some crazy named that kind of works off the...

Ok, so I admit I haven't tried all that many products for a WW wash and maintenance but here's what I like - if my car isn't too dirty. If it is then it's a RW (Griot's Brilliant Rinseless) or a 2 bucket (Gyeon Bathe/Reset) if more than moderately dirty. I have been quite satisfied with...

Correct on both accounts.

Well, before the (maybe) delete the link, Todd's new "favorite" interior detailer is the new one from Gyeon.

Mike, I currently use the Sonax glass cleaner for my cars...but for cleaning.....glass. I would have never thought to used them for anything else and actually, if some spray got on my paint I would jump to wipe it off. Anyhow, thanks for the heads up on this one.

Currently using PBL Vinyl and Leather Coating but I have used Griots, Herrenfahrts, Nextzett's interior detailers - all are low sheen, apply and wipe off easily, seem to repel dust and all except Herrens, provide UV protection. I can't really tell any difference amongst them as all are...

Thanks guys, I still haven't decided, but I'm considering CQUARTZ UK 3.0, Glassparency Graphene as well as the last one I used on my CX-5 - Fictech- which is so very easy to apply.

I'm aware that it's an Alpha, not a Fiat, but I was speaking of Italian cars in general and though gorgeous - and that's a beauty pictured above, for my comfort level, the reliability justy isn't there. Would I like to drive one? Sure. Own one? Nope. Here's from KBB regarding Is the Stelvio a...

Well, those are nice looking cars - are most Italian cars - got that certain flare about them, but high on my list of requirements is reliability and unfortunately, it seems that the Italian cars fall far short. I have heard it said that FIAT is the acronym for "Fix It Again Tony". I say that...