Wolf-Strong
12-03-2007, 08:45 PM
As of right now, I am using Meguiar's Natural Shine, and while I do like it, I have heard rumors that some products will fog up the inside of the windows, and I notice that they do infact fog up (I hate dealing with glass). I have no problem with constant application of the product every week, but it must last at least 1 week and provide ample UV protection and prevent fogging. I know that with age, plastics and vinyl will cause this, however I was hoping there is a product that will stop this from happening
Right now, I am highly considering Meguiar's Hyper-Dressing, however I have no idea how much UV protection it provides, if any. What does appeal me to is is the variable dilution rate, and the fact that it is water based, so I was hoping it might not cause fogging.
My other consideration was to use Gold Class Trim Detailer on both inside and out, as I have heard fantastic things about this product in its ability to protect and rejuvenate, but this leads me to the worry of fogging up the windows faster with it.
The car is garaged at night when I am home, however it is out in the sun from 8am to 7pm every day in Southern California sun. I have tried RainX anti-fog for the interior, but it doesn't seem to do a thing and is a PITA to apply. That, or some genius way of cleaning the glass may also help! I just bought Micro-rejuvenator so my towels should at their best (they are crap right now) when I get that in the mail, and I use Meguiar's Glass Cleaner Concentrate, which I just absolutely love...when the microfibers aren't all clogged up.
Right now, I am highly considering Meguiar's Hyper-Dressing, however I have no idea how much UV protection it provides, if any. What does appeal me to is is the variable dilution rate, and the fact that it is water based, so I was hoping it might not cause fogging.
My other consideration was to use Gold Class Trim Detailer on both inside and out, as I have heard fantastic things about this product in its ability to protect and rejuvenate, but this leads me to the worry of fogging up the windows faster with it.
The car is garaged at night when I am home, however it is out in the sun from 8am to 7pm every day in Southern California sun. I have tried RainX anti-fog for the interior, but it doesn't seem to do a thing and is a PITA to apply. That, or some genius way of cleaning the glass may also help! I just bought Micro-rejuvenator so my towels should at their best (they are crap right now) when I get that in the mail, and I use Meguiar's Glass Cleaner Concentrate, which I just absolutely love...when the microfibers aren't all clogged up.