pruittatl
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That's awfully good looking. But not nearly as sharp as those leggings!
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That's awfully good looking. But not nearly as sharp as those leggings!
My Redwood Metallic is still holding strong. I'm constantly buying supreme quality microfiber towels to avoid swirl marks. I usually use high pressure water to clean it, but dirt from rainwater is unavoidable. So for those instances, I use a wet microfiber towel to wipe it off before I use the pressure washer. I have a lot of microfiber towels, so I fold it into quarters and wipe a section off until that side of the towel gets dirty. Then I rotate it and flip it on the other side and repeat the process until it's completely dirty. I use the same process when drying it and applying a ceramic coating (Shine Armor works best for me. It also removes water spots). The only swirl marks I've been getting are on the black panels on the c-pillar (AT4 black trim). They're subtle, but they're there. That's when I know I have to toss out old microfiber towels for new ones, because dirt grit is now embedded in the towel fibers... which leads to paint scratches.I love my redwood metallic's looks but it shows swirls and dirt pretty bad. I don't regret it but I would reconsider volcanic red if I bought again.