Have it professionally detailed by a GOOD detailer every y months and you will be fine. Tell him the situation and make sure he uses a synthetic polymer sealant before the wax. They last 6+months. You could have it coated in Opticoat OptiPro after a paint correction when it is brand new and you'd likely never have to worry about it again. The biggest thing is dark tint and a windshield reflector to protect the dash and interior. UV rays are much harder on interiors than clear coat.

Gotcha. Thanks man. The interior will be red, so that's a solid point.

Any experience with CQuartz Finest? I heard that stuff is pretty good too.

This post was edited by Azn Masta on Jan 19 2016 05:19pm

I haven't heard anything bad

And that was 6 months, not y.

This post was edited by FMX_89 on Jan 19 2016 06:05pm

3M Clear bra film

Also known as "scotchguard pro series film"

That's your answer.

From my experience, there is nothing better when it comes to protecting the paint of a car you ACTUALLY drive.

Yeah I park my Lambo outside and just replace it every 6 months, sorry cant help you with this issue

This does work really well.

Just finished wrapping the truck in 3m clear. Not the most fun thing to lay down but not terrible. It was a free test roll from 3m so I used it. My truck sits outside 95% of the time so I figured it would be a good test in the houston heat/sun

want to come to california and wrap a toter home and a trailer?

come to washington next please, or we can all meet up at kojs place

Posting in bragging thread

Suntek and Xpel are light years ahead of 3M now.