GD Method with Uber (bought D114 but haven't used it yet). Panel by panel, spray D156 then wipe it off (which also dries). Flip towel to dry side to buff.
2006 Prius with gray metallic paint. Has some glue like substance on the metal hatch near the license plate and on the adjacent plastic bumper. No idea what it is or how long it's been there.
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Any when those wheels get scratched up, there's now bare metal exposed. Not going to repaint unless someone is paying me to do so, but don't want to make things worse either.
Got a response. Basically told me to go #### myself: the item we're selling for $13 has a retail value of $50 because we say so; you csn return it if you want.
I was thinking of doing clients' cars, and wanting to maximize timespan before problems arise. If a little layer of Opti Seal extends the life of the lens, so be it.
It was an audiobook of The Art of Detailing, which I would want in print if at all. Can't use an audiobook as a reference. I'm guessing they were just stuck with a bunch that weren't selling.
In another thread, someone said they used deionized water to mix their rinseless washes so that they wouldn't need to dry the car. The water just evaporates without leaving water spots.
I, personally, don't plan to guarantee for 2 years. But I would like something that actually lasted that long or longer. Much easier to get referrals if customers are happy with you.