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>>16302587
shit's magic

>>16302593
Is it worth the cash?
I've seen it but never got my attention

>>16302604
My car is black so basically I wash it three times a week if not more. This is the fastest way for me to get it done. Clean laundered wash mitt from top to bottom, wiping then drying one panel at a time.

My car is also ceramic coated so I never need to wax which helps.

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This stuff is amazing.

>it does what is says
>it works better than it says

This stuff can restore the surfaces of a bunch of different rubber/plastics pretty amazingly.

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>>16302682
How do you apply this stuff to plastics? Do you just wipe it on with a cloth or what? I have 303 and I try to apply it to my dash every month to prevent it from cracking or warping.

Do you think it could make my faded air dam dark again? (The gray piece under the bumper) Along with the other faded trim pieces?

>>16302692
I find it best to put it on by spraying it onto something like a cloth or paper towel first, but I've had success just spraying it on before as well.

The main reason to wipe it on instead of spraying it is if it's warm out it could cause some darker spots because of the droplets from spraying.

Basically just follow the instructions on the bottle and it should keep doing what it says.

It'll work for what you are wanting to do fo sho, I've restored a bunch of rubber exterior trim with it as well as dash parts of varying materials. Works fine on hard plastics and it does make them nice and dark again.

>>16302692
Not anon you're replying to, but seriously get a dash mat if you can find one for your celica.

Easy way to protect the dash without using product periodically, also reduces glare and heat reflecting off it.

>>16302731
Down side is that it's ugly

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>>16302722
Yeah, when I put on the dash I always put it on the cloth and then wipe it on. I once sprayed Meguiar's APC directly on my glovebox door and for some reason it screwed it up and faded it permanently it seems. And thanks, I'll try to put it on when I get it a chance. Hopefully it works.

>>16302731
I don't like dash mats, but yeah it's definitely the best way. I would still rather put it on and use a sunshade though, I want to actually enjoy having a dash in good condition.

>>16302765
Exactly, if I were to get one, I would at least get a nice quality material one. But I still don't want one at all.

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This shit is the best

The newly-opened auto parts store in my town is also stocking this and most of Meguiars products, so you can bet your ass I'm happy

>>16302765
You'll forget about that once you realize how much strain it takes off your eyes and never getting blinded by windscreen glare on bright sunny days.

>>16302765
>Down side is that it's ugly
Stow it in the trunk when you have stuck-up mocking asshole guests in the car. Otherwise it is a good solution in high ultraviolet states like Arizona. The summer heat combined with the ultraviolet really eats up the plastic.


>>16302604
>Is it worth the cash?
Just think of it as a generic detailer liquid. You use detailer sprays the same way after all. Another way to think of brand name detailer sprays is that they are Optimum with added proprietary synthetic waxes.

If you detail very often, then Optimum is more economical than using the more expensive branded detailer spray. I don't use Optimum because I want the synthetic wax my branded detailer has in it. It gives a shine and slippery wax feel that Optimum doesn't provide.

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Expensive but looks awesome