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After you get the damage fixed you might consider a cover with a cable and lock. They might get the next one,but at least they'll have to work for it.

With my PC it depends on which speed I'm using,but all-N-all not a big problem in that it attracts attention.

A neighbor of mine,when he saw my bottle of Collinite, told me that an Advance Auto Parts on the other side of town had it, but behind the counter for some reason.

Since it's new and it's outside I'd take a look-see at a good quality car cover from California Car Covers for starters, until then I'd go to WalMart and get one of the reflective sun shades to help with the interior. For the glass you can use Stoners Invisible Glass they also make a product for...

Heck of a job. If they ever ask you over for a meal I'd think twice.

California Car Cover has their Stormweave model that they say protects against minor dents and dings because of the thick material that it's made from. It's the one I've had my eye on for this very reason because my truck sits outside and hail is becoming more frequent where I'm at.

Glare brand polish. For those that haven't heard of it, you can Google Glare and read up on it.

For plastic and some metals I use SolutionsFinish but not on rubber. For that I've had good luck with Collinite 845 or 476S. I wash with a good quality car shampoo and then follow the application directions for both.

SolutionsFinish. A tad pricey, but it does work, has minimal runoff from rain and I've waxed over it with Collinite 845 and 476S more than a few times. Latest was yesterday.

I've been giving serious consideration to a cover. California Car Cover offers one that's padded to help fight small dents and dings. My truck has to sit outside.

I've used 845 and it's paste twin 476S on plastic and rubber trim with no problems. F150 SuperCrew with black textured mirror housings and door handles and never a problem.

Stoners Invisible Glass

I thought it was a joke, until he actually starting the work, since it was a real Bentley.

Same here. Doesn't matter how much or how little, still runs.

My bottle is 2 months old, clear with the coconut smell.

I apply Collinite 845 and 476S to the glass, all plastic trim, including the plastic mirror housings and door handles, all rubber trim and all chrome. This is on an 05 Ford SuperCrew. Almost forgot, I also coat my rims with it.

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I've been very satisfied with Adam's Car Wash Shampoo and I will use it again.

Same here, got one myself. Love it.

I've replaced Dawn with Ultra Gain, has on the bottle that it's a hand soap and a dishwashing liquid. It does better on washing dishes and it's a buck cheaper at Dollar General where I'm at.