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I've been using ceramic boost (sole protection) on my new 2018 F150 and it's amazingly slick and shiny!

Can I use it interchangeably with H2OGG? Do they play nice with each other or should I just stick with one over the other until one runs out?

Why no gallons or even 32 oz Ceramic Boost?

Hi all,

I am the proud new owner of a 2017 F150 Platinum and want to solicit some thoughts. I'm considering using H2O G&G as my only means of protection on paint, trim and glass. I don't have the time to polish and layer like I used to, but I'd be willing to apply H2O every month if you guys think it will be adequate protection from the sun and other elements we have here in Texas.

Thanks guys! I'll give quick sealant a go!

Yes, almost positive. https://www.factorydirectmodels.com/

They have some small decals as well.

Anyone have any suggestions on what I may be able to use on some of my nice painted wood aircraft models to help protect from sunlight?

I agree I wish DS came as a concentrate. Too many other good ones that do.

Leather conditioner scent please. I'll buy lots.

Many thanks guys! Shine on.

Thanks Adam!

I took advantage of the great Labor day sale today and got a gal. of G&G. Two questions:

1.) I have a 16 oz bottle and like to use it every month even though its recommended every two months. I live in Texas heat and my truck is never in a garage so I feel better knowing it has some protection. I apply it to my trim and would like to know if it protects vinyl/rubber for as long?

2.) Any ideas what the shelf life of g&g would be if kept indoors under a/c?

Is it bad to get wheel cleaner on exterior plastics?

Try it with a soaked wet Microfiber Applicator for applying it, go around the whole car, and just wipe down any residues after with a Double Soft, by far an extremely easy process!

This really made H20GG even better for me. I put a good coating on and after a few weeks did this technique with the microfiber applicator. My silver Z71 couldn't be more shiny and protected.

Mine came with a red pump instead of a spray!

Can't wait to try it. Thanks for the review.

I'm waiting patiently. Where is it in the store?! I need this ASAP.

I hope this comes on sale ASAP.

Rinseless foam gun soap. Rinse the car, foam it with the rinseless foam soap, use the mitt as per usual to clean the car, foam it again and walk away. Or if the car is only dusty, foam it and walk away.

That's the best idea for a product I've heard in a long time!

Leather would be be the only option for me. I'd buy plenty.

Wow, I'm jealous.

Has anyone ever done a wash, clay, polish, and sealant (MSW) only to have the heavens open and rain for 12 hours straight?

I don't have the time to add another coat for about a week. Does the rain affect the durability?

Waterless wash is perfect for after driving in the rain. I do it all the time and have not noticed any swirls.

Any chance of a liquid version of Americana wax? I love it, but have always preferred liquid.

That's good to know for when I'm doing my friends cars. My bumper got so beat up by love bugs here in Louisiana that I actually Line-X'd my front Tacoma bumper with the color matched paint. Bugs fall off with rain.

I'll have to try the SVRT mix with water... good idea.

Has anyone ever thought or tried QS on bed linings such as Line-X to help with shine and protect against UV?

I would think MSW would be the winner in durability, but how do these two stack up against each other in terms of shine and durability? MSW will stain trim correct?