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Old 11-22-2009, 08:52 AM
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Although BMW did respond to the issue, and gave a solution for correction, what do you recommend to put on that trim once it is free of spots? I just polished those trim pieces and boy do they shine. But what can I put on them to help prevent it from needing to be polished again? I read not to put caranuba on them. Any suggestions?
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