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Originally Posted by peelerec

Exterior:
-General regular soap wash for exterior with microfiber cloth - I would suggest a PH neutral car shampoo since it is PPF and ceramic coated. Koch Chemie GSF is extremely popular amongst the youtube detail lords.
Use a microfiber mitt or pad, not just a cloth. Use a car shampoo that does not contain any waxes or sealants. GSF is great, but expensive. Adams works well.
-Sonax polymer Netshield topper(advise on frequency)-Imo, any topper would work well. I use P&S Bead maker for weekly washes. Every 6 months I'll hit the car with something a little strong such as Gyeon WetCoat
I second the Bead Maker recommendation. Use it as a drying aid as it lubricates and helps prevent scratching from drying towels.

Wheels:
-Wash wheels with brush and Chemical Guys Diablo gel cleaner-I hated the Chemical Guys Diable Gel Cleaner. It is horrible. Once I went to P&S Brake Buster, I can never go back
Another vote for Brake Buster. It is also great for cleaning the tires. While still wet, I spray Wet Coat on the wheels and immediately rinse off. It helps reduce brake dust adherence.
- Exoforma Permashine tire coating - CarPro Pearl can be diluted to be used for exterior and interior rubber, plastic and trim. Its the best economical multi purpose trim protectant.
Pearl is great, but lately I've been very happy with Adams graphene tire dressing.

Interior seats/dash:
-Chemical guys interior cleaner - I used to love Chemical Guys as well, until I discovered what the professionals use. I much prefer P&S Xpress Interior, Gyeon Interior Detail, CarPro InnerQD, or CarPro Inside
Concur.

Glass surfaces:
??Stoners is the go to. I also use CarPro Glass as well.
Concur.

Steering wheel:
??Use a dedicated Leather Cleaner plus leather coating. I use either the Gyeon Leather Cleaner plus leather care ceramic coating, or Colourlock leather cleaner + Care
Concur.

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