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Glidecoat RPL is a good alternative topper. Glidecoat is based in Florida and thought he product is designed to help with soot exhaust stains etc. and make removal easier, they also tested it with love bugs with good success for ease of removal.

I use a magic eraser on interior windows. Particularly smoker vehicles. They work great.

I just started installing it. I have three year old PPF on the front of my vehicle and it's still smooth. PPF self-heals for the most part. If installed correctly, you won't see any difference unless you do a partial. Then you see the edge across the hood/fenders.

Mine is on order. :D It will look good with my limited edition pink beast that I know you are such a huge fan of. 😆 😆 😆

As auto manufacturers find ways to cut costs, paint being one of them, this is why protecting a vehicle's paint is more important than ever. This is a new Subaru I worked on this past Friday. The paint before clear coat is less thick than a post-it note at 1.8mils. The post-it note is...

Glidecoat makes a vinyl ceramic specifically for inflateable boats and vinyl seats on boat interiors. It works great on tonneau covers.

I feel incredibly fortunate for getting this job. It's an original 67 Ford Galaxy. The cool part is that it's fun, and a rare opportunity to use the Comet technique and the #7 rub down technique as taught to me by Mike Phillips. Comet cleans and exfoliates the paint and the #7 helps rehydrate...

gorgeous. Those cars have such beautiful lines.

I had Sport-Tek polo's embroidered. They wick really well and stay dry, and are very comfortable and cool while working indoors or out. They look professional, and are good for working in.

I'm an artist. So I paint, draw, airbrush, oil paint, pastels, whatever. I have my own art supply store. 😆 I also like to build models & paint garage kits of various characters. Here's a link to my site with some of my stuff - www.spikedairstudio.com