PathNull

From what I understand there are several versions with the best being "stoneguard". It seems to me that it's best if you have someone good install it, but it works well.

On that note, if anyone could recommend someone in the NC area, that would be tremendous...

REVS 9K

What is a good brand of clear (or black) bra and where can I buy it from? Thanks!

wanabe

zaino is a great product... in fact thats what i would use on most of your engine bay too. you can use it on headlights, windshields, wheels, etc.
i have had both synthetics and carnubas on my car for over 4 years now and it looks better than when it rolled off the dealers lot.
the only disadvantage to zaino over a simple carnuba is it is a bit more time consuming (partially cause you can layer syntethics- and most of us have multiple coats... i had over 20 the last time i did a removal- these were accumulated over a couple year period of time). with carnuba, you throw it on and buff it out (p21s is the easiest and best shine of the carnubas imo). with zaino, you apply, cure, remove apply more cure remove... and then maybe carnuba over it (which is what i do).
the synthetics will last several months while carnuba is pretty much gone in most summer climates in not much more than a month.
dont be afraid of synthetics- modern synthetics are incredible products for protection and shine.

Vrm Vrm

http://www.klassevszaino.com

PathNull

Thanks for the feedback. I'm leaning more and more towards zaino now, I'm going to have to investigate it more, maybe try it out on my current car before this one comes in.....

Chazmo

It's all good. Remember what I said about the towels. Also, don't use paper products on the clear plexi windscreen or digi-dash. Use microfiber.