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Thanks, i am looking for something that leaves minimal behind.

Looking for a QD / Waterless wash that I can keep in the car in case I need in while on the road. Plan to use it minimally, but have it in case something comes up, such as a bird pooping on the car. Any recommendations? Looking for something that is not going to negatively impact the coating...

Any recommendations on a topper to maintain/prolong the McKee's 37 Paint Coating?

Thanks. I really like the McKee's 37 Coating. I'm not really good at describing the various characteristics, but overall, it looks great. My main goal was protecting the paint, and minimizing maintenance beyond the usual proper car washes. Hoping that the protection lasts at least a year.

I ended up giving the McKee's 37 Paint Coating a shot. It went on well and didn't flash as fast as I thought it would (some say it is immediate). Temp in garage was in the low 70s at the most.

I recently saw a few different threads around people have difficulty applying coatings, such as PBL, which is similar to the McKee coating. I am thinking of using Collinite 845 wax before, because I am now concerned about applying a coating.

I am going to be applying the McKee's 37 paint coating, which is similar to the PBL coating. Hoping I don't run into similar issues. One big difference will be the temp. For me, the temp will be in the 60's to low 70's in my garage.

I love it, very high tech, at least compared to the vehicles that I have owned in the past. Currently have about 50 miles on the car total. Have kept it in the garage until I can get around to applying a paint coating to it (probably this weekend). Going to use the McKee 37 coating, since it...

Nice, mine is the same color, but different wheels. Was this one brand new?

If I decide to go the clay route, is the clay in the Mother's clay kit sufficiently gentle?

Based on what I am hearing in this discussion, I should be careful. I think I will skip the clay. I will wash, apply the McKee Coating Prep Polish by hand, and then apply the McKee Paint Coating. Any issue with this? This is a new car with less than 100 miles, and has been garaged since purchase.

Self-healing clearcoat on the 2016 Lexus RX from the factory. I didn't have any additional paint protection/coating added by the dealer.

Thanks. Also, would it be fine to use a paint coating rather than a wax? Such as the McKee paint coating.

I purchased a brand new Lexus RX 350, which is touted as having "Self-Healing Paint". Here is information from the owner's manual: Self-restoring coat The vehicle body has a self-restoring coating that is resistant to small surface scratches caused in a car wash etc. ● The coating lasts for 5...

Apologize for resurrecting an old thread, but didn't want to create a completely new thread. I am looking to play it safe when using various auto detailing chemicals. Do you guys know if this respirator will offer decent protection?    3M? Chemical Odor Valved Respirator

Had a few questions about Iron X that I didn't see answers to when I searched: Will Iron X stain concrete (i.e. driveway)? My HOA won't be too happy if it causes a stain on the driveway or in the roadway Will runoff potentially harm a lawn or plants? Is it recommended to wear a respirator...

Thanks everyone. Also, forgot to mention in my original post. Trying to find something that is non-toxic as possible, given that I have an infant who will ride in the car.

I am looking for an interior protectant to protect a new car. I am looking for something that has minimal to no shine, and doesn't darken the interior trim. I have used 303 in the past, but looking for something with less shine.

People still use phone books? :laughing: How about trying yelp to check out your competition?

How do you tell if you have ONR v2 vs. v3?