a tip for everyone on cladding if you want that of the showroom look use a sponge and armour all or any wipe on silicone tire gel basically dress the whole thing it keeps it shiny and new
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a tip for everyone on cladding if you want that of the showroom look use a sponge and armour all or any wipe on silicone tire gel basically dress the whole thing it keeps it shiny and new
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Since you're in under the scunder of the Texan sun also, had any effeicts of brittleness pop up with your cladding treatments?
I tried a meguiars plastic treatment, and not only did it fade my test spot, but it feels oxidized like when you scratch a five year old lawn chair.
STP Brand - "Son of a Gun" plastic/vinyl protectant has UV inhibitors to help repell the glaring affects of the Sun. Check out their products at the STP website.:bgwb:
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the armour all gel has uv protectant so no sun damage :smilegray:smilegray
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Be interesting to see how it does after the next washing or two. I have used Armorall in the past as well, but was not satisfied with having to reapply after only one or two washings.
I'm using Back to Black now and have found that it holds up after 4-5 washings and gives that same great look.
Armourall plus dust/dirt trails equals a big dirt sticking mess!
I use the Meguiars Natural Shine applied with a damp lint free rag. Lasts 3-4 months in the desert heat, does not become a dirt magnet and has a nice natural look.:bwgy:
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yeah sucks when you wash as it washes it off so you have to dress car with wash but looks good after
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Originally Posted by roguebrun
sorry my ADD kicked in
basically when you wipe the product on it washes off when you wash the car so you have to reapply
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