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Depends on what the spot is. If it's ink, you're going to have a tough time getting it out. I've had luck using hairspray on a rag getting some ink stains out. But to answer your question, I'd go with the gel, let it sit for a bit, then rub good with a clean micro cloth, and once it's out, apply the leather conditioner.

That's the ONLY thing I've ever used on any of my Vettes. When I traded my 02 in for my 13, the interior looked as good as the day I bought it (well, darn near). And make sure you do the dash too because there's a high SPF number in it for protection from the sun. When I store her for the winter, I use my hands, and apply it pretty good and rub it in hard before I cover her up for the next 5 months. I don't know that I've ever had to use the Leather Cleaner. But if you find you do need it, be sure to put a good coat of conditioner on them afterwards.

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Try the Graphene Ceramic Spray. Or even just start maintaining your wax with CS3 or Graphene Detail Spray. That might be all you'll need to get the shine you're looking for, but no matter what you do, you won't get the best results without proper prep.

Oh, man, that's gorgeous!! I've been looking at the convertibles, but am trying to hold out for a Z if they ever come out. You made a great bunch of selections there.

I have vinyl stripes on my Vette too. I've used a clay bar LIGHTLY on them, and I use the Graphene Ceramic Spray on my whole car. Great stuff and really makes that fiberglass pop! Congrats on the new ride!

It's great stuff. Came out of the store tonight and apparently it had rained while I was inside. The whole car looked like bubble wrap it was so beaded. Love the Graphene line.

Welcome to the forum from Johnstown, Joe!

Some tire companies DO have a coating applied to their rubber. Looks like it's just your luck to have found two sets! But the problem with Continental DWS tires has been going on for years. Are yours showing up white sometimes? I've heard using a strong degreaser like Purple Power helps. You can get it at WalMart. Yeah, I know I'm probably breaking the rules even mentioning the name, but it's industrial strength, and I don't think Adam's makes anything quite that strong. Get some, give your tires a good coating and let it sit for 15 minutes or so, then scrub. Wouldn't hurt to do it twice, and then try dressing the tires with the Tire Armor and see if there's any difference. Good luck.

I'd toss it because whatever you clean it with will contaminate it as well.

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Contact customer service for Adam's.

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Try a little rubbing or isopropyl alcohol on a paper towel. Should take care of it. Welcome to the forum!

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You should be okay.

Been having a lot of issues with these not spraying.

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Have you done the "baggie" test? Put a plastic sandwich bag over your fingers and lightly run it along your paint. If it feels gritty, or you can feel something under your fingers with the plastic on, then you need to do a bit more work. If not, go straight to polishing.