rfh1987
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Heated driveway?Picked it up 73 degrees. Next day 32" of snow. Booya.
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iconoclast
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Wow, how is your LR4 so clean in winter?!
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Mine looks like this after a week in Vermont. (Causeway Gray normally looks almost black when clean)
Mine looks like this after a week in Vermont. (Causeway Gray normally looks almost black when clean)
Bogwhoppit
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View attachment 9205 Near Carranza Memorial.View attachment 9205
iconoclast
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I ceramic coat all my vehicles and have ample winter and post winter prep and protection on the vehicles.
cperez
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I've been very curious about this. I've seen the expensive professionally applied treatments and the DIY spray-on treatments for a lot less. Any recommendations?
backcountryLR4
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Ceramic coating or not, that crazy flat back gets dirty in wet, dirty environments like snow in the Rocky Mountains.
I got a 2 stage ceramic coating after getting professional paint correction. The guy is one of the best on the west half of the country and is flown all over to work on multi-million dollar cars. He just happens to live in my town. (He was able to get out all my trail rash from branches off the paint and even my pillars and mirrors)
While a good and properly applied ceramic coating is truly close to magic as far as repelling dirt and making cleaning a breeze, the back of the LR4 is a suction cup vortex for dirt if you say drive from Montana through Idaho and Utah in crazy blizzard from -10 to 40°.
The front looks almost perfectly clean, but that back...
I got a 2 stage ceramic coating after getting professional paint correction. The guy is one of the best on the west half of the country and is flown all over to work on multi-million dollar cars. He just happens to live in my town. (He was able to get out all my trail rash from branches off the paint and even my pillars and mirrors)
While a good and properly applied ceramic coating is truly close to magic as far as repelling dirt and making cleaning a breeze, the back of the LR4 is a suction cup vortex for dirt if you say drive from Montana through Idaho and Utah in crazy blizzard from -10 to 40°.
The front looks almost perfectly clean, but that back...
iconoclast
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I have it professionally done at detailing center.
Sadly so and it is due to the vehicle having the aero dynamics of a billboard.
backcountryLR4
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Yep, amen to that. Albeit a **** billboard.
