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    #16
    I throw a newer set of products I've been using since the thread was resurrected. I've been very impressed and cost wise they are competitive. If you get bored and want to try something new, this is for you.

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    2003 | 3.91 | CMP Subframe & RTAB Bushings | SMG (Relocated & Rebuilt) | ESS Gen 3 Supercharger | Redish | Beisan | GC Coilovers & ARCAs | Imola Interior | RE Rasp | RE Diablo | Storm Motorwerks Paddles | Will ZCPM3 Shift Knob | Apex ARC-8 19x9, 19x9.5 | Sony XAV-AX5000 | BAVSOUND | CSL & 255 SMG Upgrades | Tiag | Vert w/Hardtop

    2005 | Slick top | Manual | Mystic | Stripper | ZCP Brakes

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      #17
      Originally posted by cidini
      For a practical, low‑maintenance approach: coat your wheels with a wheel‑specific ceramic product so brake dust and grime rinse off easily after track days. Protect clear‑coated carbon fiber with a carbon‑fiber‑safe ceramic coating to guard against UV and slow yellowing, washing gently with pH‑neutral shampoo. For the body paint, a good ceramic coating provides water and UV resistance, keeps cleaning simple, and accepts that minor rock chips or wear from normal use will happen; if you want extra protection in high‑impact areas, a small strip of paint protection film can help, but it’s optional.
      Funny you mention carbon fiber, I had an issue with ceramic coat ruining the clear and resin on a carbon sunroof plug. The manufacturer replaced it and said just use regular car wax on it. I don’t feel like experimenting on that part of the car again lol BUT does anyone have a known product that is safe for carbon fiber?
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      '99 M3, Hellrot/Sand Beige, slicktop
      '01 M3, Imola/black

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