The New Commerical for "Wipe New" shows a Vehicross getting a full make over. Check it out !
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The New Commerical for "Wipe New" shows a Vehicross getting a full make over. Check it out !
heres link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSX2g8TmKRM
WOW, IT'S LIKE 303 BUT MOBETA! BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE; IF YOU ORDER NOW, WE'LL EVEN SEND OUT VX KAT TO PROFESSIONALLY APPLY IT FOR YOU AT NO EXTRA CHARGE!! :bla:
Has anybody tried Krylon Fusion Paint? Seems to out last this stuff, which only lasts 3 months.
Was gonna post this last night, but ran out of time and someone beat me to it. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lizardmen3477
That Krylon paint is amazng i use on on my car last bout 2-3 years with no signs of wear.
I also drive 4-5k Miles a Month. If that says anything about its durability.
Anyone have a link to the Krylon Paint you are referring to?
Comes in a "rattle can" and you can get it at Wal-Mart if it's the same as I've used for other items that are "plastic" in nature.Quote:
Originally Posted by JMNY
Works well for what I have used it for, but never thought about using it on my cladding...
Don't mind him Lizard, There's always one...Quote:
Originally Posted by Triathlete
Are you saying you've coated your cladding with it? Was it applied when you took all the photos in your gallery?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lizardmen3477
All over their website to https://www.wipenewstore.com/http://
I've been using Flashblack meant for tires but it blackened the cladding and trim nicely. Takes 2 applications to work well. First covers most areas then the second fixes any misses or weakly covered areas. Lasts for about 3 months. I bought it a big lots pretty cheap.
I'm curious to get peoples opinion, who prefers having shiny black cladding vs satin/matte black cladding? And do different products yield different finishes?
Showroom New Treatment for the Black Cladding is the Best and LASTS !
I think SN is a terrible product that works wells. It makes a huge mess, leaves streaks, needs multiple coats, requires dilution, gasoline will wash it away and in general is a big PITA to apply. That being said... the work is worth it because the result are (as ALC1717 wrote) the best and last a very long time. It's also very easy to touch up after you spill gas on the cladding or scrap the bumper. My first application was 6 month ago and the SN is holding up nicely.Quote:
Originally Posted by ALC1717
Showroom New will give you a satin finish, Back to Black is all shine, not sure about wipe new... maybe shiny?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mondo