[jeepmor]

I'm late to the ceramic game, but love this Lenos Garage Radiant product.

My routine is wash, clay bar, then apply a cleaner/carnauba wax coat. I just switched to Radiant for my usual Carnauba wax. First off, I'm impressed I simply don't have to deal with wax slop on anything ever again. Worth the price of entry right there. And it holds up much better than any carnauba or cleaner wax I've put on my cars yet. Two coats on my FRS for reference. And an RV face in the brutal sun in the summer is holding up really well.

I'm trying it on the truck's trim, our 08 Silverado. I start with Lenos tire and trim cleaner, then added Lenos Radiant. So far so good a wash or two in 95 degree summer baking bugs on like, well, summer conditions. Best results yet, but still early. Trim cleaner without the Radiant does fade rather fast in just a week or two.

I'm finding Radiant to be a really good fit for sealer on trim as well. After you use it, you just want to spray it on everything, even glass. Just clean it all really good first and watch it rinse off washes later.

I'm now using it on our travel trailer for the same reason as well. Less effort to apply, and longer lasting results. The heavy polish I had to do this summer on the front fiberglass and following Radiant application is changing all sorts of upkeep schedules to my favor.

Still early for me, I'm no detailing aficionado by any stretch. But I do like how these products make my effort go quite a bit farther on my exterior protection. Especially the Radiant product, I'm purging all my waxes now from my garage.