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I have to make it a habit to hit those areas with my new car. I know on my previous cars they got dirty and I always had a pain in the *** time cleaning them.

I'm just now catching up on all the news of new products and all these fun things since it's warming up again and I need to re-gain the knowledge necessary but damn, congrats on the move and for moving up so quick!

Just to update: The good news: It did hold, there was 2 minor streaks down the middle but that's about it. The bad news: Owners car went on fire a couple of days later and was completely burned to a crisp so he didn't get to enjoy a clean bumper too much.

If it does, im bringing my full arsenal, APC at full strength and ill blast that old crap away lol

Don't think it was too thick, i moved the applicator pad around a lot to try and spread it as far as it can possibly go, then when i saw it wasnt spreading anymore i just put on more. We shall see, I'm not too worried, I told the guy we didnt wash off the bumper first results might not be phenomenal

So one of the tenants in the building I work at complained that he used m***** back-to-black and was very disappointed. After a rain-storm all of it washed off and left his plastic bumper with white spotting all over the place instead of black. So i brought some of Adams VRT and In&Out Spray with me to work today, bumper didn't have heavy dirt build-up but I must admit I didn't clean it off with APC or detail spray which was probably a big mistake. Instead I took the in&out spray (turns out i just ran out too =() sprayed it in the harder to reach spots and on the edges, let it sit for a bit, then took the VRT, microfiber applicator pad, and put a bit on and started spreading around till I got all the white areas covered. I did about 1 layer of it all around the bumper and then sprayed in&out in misc spots. Now my question is, if it rains, how will this hold up seeing as I didn't clean off the previous product or prep the area well enough. I really want to sell this guy on Adams stuff lol

Damn, I have a few ideas where i can use this cleaner now

Learned the hard-way lol

I don't have revive yet so this was the next best on the list. Worked wonders.

Yes, this is the only thing that makes sense to me now. I took the risk and sprayed glass cleaner and detail spray in my car (which has the same exact navigation setup) and nothing happened. I shall tell you right now.... After trying to wipe it down with: Glass cleaner, Detail Spray, and even put a tiny bit of VRT to see if it would help, buffing with microfiber towel and glass towel, nothing worked....so i took the next step......compounds... I started off with Swirl & Haze Remover, it worked, but I felt like i could get more done quicker so I stepped up to SSR, and kept wiping using microfiber towel. It worked!!!! So i did maybe two passes of the entire screen with SSR, then stepped down to SHR, and then finally, FMP....Looks like new!

Holy ****...praise adamm... Ill post details soon

After, idk if its inside or out to be honest. Hard to tell

Wiped down my brothers car last week sometime with just detail spray and leather & interior cleaner on some spots, he told me he saw some spots on the navigation screen, I had a chance to take a look today and this is what i found.... doesn't come off with detail spray or glass cleaner with either glass or microfiber towel........ What to do!!! It wasnt there before =/ Uploaded with ImageShack.us Uploaded with ImageShack.us

Ahh the more I see those G8s the more sad i get lol, I always wanted one but none of the dealerships wanted to finance me since i had no history =( back on topic