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We'll geez, can't you all get on the same page?!?  That makes sense on sealant first, I suppose I'll see what product I grab second and go from there. 
 
Thanks for the input!

Dang, is the blue mirror paint an extra charge?!? 
 
Looks great! But it sounds great too....

I usually just take the straps completely off and the fabric as well (if possible), and throw them in the washing machine.  Otherwise, the carpet and upholstery cleaner is the way to go.
 
Looks good! I’m down to just 2 booster seats now, and I couldn’t be happier. 

Knee pads.  1 thing I wish I would have started doing when I was younger. 
 
Thanks to my company having such a high standard for safety, it has carried over to how I operate at home now.  I instinctively reach for the safety glasses for about everything, and use hearing protection more often than not.  I have tinnitus, which means my ears constantly ring.  You know that sound you have when you leave a concert and sit in your quiet car?  I have that 100% of the time.  I've had it since birth, and I'll do anything to keep my hearing as good as it can be.  It''s amazing how kids can change your perspective on life.....I'd do anything to keep hearing their voices!

You mean Soap Soap?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

You mean Soap Soap?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

You mean Soap Soap?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

You mean Soap Soap?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

You mean Soap Soap?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

Maybe try to turn the truck over, perhaps being upside down messes with the curing process.

Maybe try to turn the truck over, perhaps being upside down messes with the curing process.

Don't dilute the APC, that stuff isn't near as strong as Wheel Cleaner, even full strength. If your wheels are sealed, you shouldn't need Wheel Cleaner with every wash....that seems wasteful.

So Adam's has now released a Trim Coating, a Paint Coating and recently a Wheel Coating.  The only thing left to protect is the interior!  Any thoughts on releasing a hydrophobic fabric coating as well?
 
The crazy thing is, my kids are the inspiration behind this one.  Anyone else with kids surely understands... 

Oh, to be young again...

I believe this is exactly why Adam suggests using Brilliant Glaze.  The solvent helps remove the new windshield "film".  After that, you should be good to go!

I do a similar process as Adam. I make sure to "clean" the glass with Rinseless at every wash, and I do that first. Brilliant Glaze would probably speed up the process, but I do it at every wash so it isn't too bad at all. Clay and Glass Sealant on the outside definitely makes a huge difference! Then a final wipedown with just a small spray of Glass Cleaner makes it flawless!

Love builds like these!
 
Keep up the great work.

Seen that one. ^ I've noticed Adam's in their shop on several episodes.

Seen that one. ^ I've noticed Adam's in their shop on several episodes.

Maybe try to turn the truck over, perhaps being upside down messes with the curing process.

Maybe try to turn the truck over, perhaps being upside down messes with the curing process.

Maybe try to turn the truck over, perhaps being upside down messes with the curing process.

Maybe try to turn the truck over, perhaps being upside down messes with the curing process.

Thanks for the review! I've contemplated getting a flex fit, but wasn't sure about the size. I too have a 7 3/8" dome, so I'm glad to know that yours fits well.

Woah! You turned the Explorer into a pickup!
 
Great looking rides!