'15 si Taffy
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Wow congrats man. Were you looking to switch to a 15 prior to going there? You get another sedan?
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ClearCutSi
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www.carpro-us.com. CQuartz Fabric guard would be my first choice. If not what @pukemon said.
Congrats on the newer ride haha
Congrats on the newer ride haha
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Both. I was using honda's recommended vinylex for all plastic and trim but 303 protectant is less glossy. If you want gloss do two or three heavy coats or use vinylex, but the 303 is my go to now because of less glare on sunny days.
Be warned, the fabric guard smells. Make sure you can leave your windows cracked or better yet doors open at least a couple of hours, or while you detail your glass or something. But it works really well. Lasts about 3-6 months. I've done my car twice since september. First weekend when I detailed it and a couple months ago.
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I've used Scotchgard on the seats for a few grease stains from work clothes, came out completely and no fading of colors or issues so far several weeks after. Coated the carpets/rear mats for some protection but I have Weathertech's in the front and no one sits in my back seat 90% of the time.
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Wooah congrats on the upgrade to the 15th bud! Cannot wait to see what you have plans for this one!
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Michal006
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No mods for this one. Just front deflector and window visors
That's how it starts. Trust me
