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So awhile back I made a huge mistake of using Armorall on the dash of my Dodge Magnum. I want to completely remove all the residue and start over with some Poorboy's Natural Dressing. Should I use some Palmolive dish washing soap (what I use to strip wax) or go all out and use Wurth Clean-Solve?

I drive both of my cars a lot. Chicago is not so nice to tires either. For one of my cars the manufacturer even tells you in the owners manual to not use anything that contains silicone. So I am looking for a recommendation. Anything that would hold up a bit longer? I used to use Mothers stuff...

So just went to Costco and looks like I am going to have to go back. They have 5 sq. ft. chamois for $12. I though I will check if it is a good price. Looks like it is, since I am yet to find anything even close to that price. Back to Costco I go :grinno:

How much better is Leatherique product when compared to Lexol? Is it really worth 3 times the cost of Lexol? I just got my first Porsche, so I do want to keep the leather seats in it in great shape, since it is my daily driver.

So I am very impressed with Collinite 476S. I drive black Porsche Cayman S 2-3 times per week (even in this weather) and I am very happy with 476S. Since I do not have my own garage, regular detailing is not an option, so longevity is a biggie to me. Now after I wash the car, I like to use...

So I did a lot of reading here and ended up ordering Collinite 476 wax, since I drive my Porsche Cayman S in all weather. I am going this weekend to see the in-laws. They have a garage (I only have deeded spots), though not heated, it should be not too bad. Here is the question, I looked at...