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Old 07-02-2013, 12:50 PM
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Hello,

Anyone here tried chemical guys? / Tornador? Or any better alternative?

*clay, buff ( light swirls), polish/glaze and seal+wax the exterior body n windshield
* clean the wheels and tires, polish / dressing n protectant
* clean the engine ( degrease and water based dressing)
* condition the leather seats + protectant
* clean / disinfect the carpets n head liners + protectant
* clean rubber, vinyl and dash + protectant

Thanks in advance
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