SamIam
10-21-2005, 11:43 PM
I just discovered a really good product for getting the plastic panels really clean. Meguiar's Mirror Glaze Professional Vinyl & Rubber Cleaner Conditioner #40.
What you say? That's not for plastic!
A couple of weeks ago I was detailing and accidentally got wax on the panels. Looked shabby. Then the dealership put my baby through the car wash, thanks but no thanks, now I had tons of residue streaks on the panels.
I also had some scratches on the back quarter panel so off to Schucks. They were super nice and let me pop a couple of products to try to get the stuff off.
The best stuff was this product. Using a circular motion and counter clockwise motion the scratches seemed to work themselves out. (light scratches) The wax disappeared instantly. The waterspots disappeared. A light buffing and the product happily removed itself leaving a dealership new shine.
And on the inside of the vehicle, it's just amazing!
http://www.meguiars.com/?pro-vinyl-rubber-care/Vinyl-Rubber-Cleaner-Conditioner
What you say? That's not for plastic!
A couple of weeks ago I was detailing and accidentally got wax on the panels. Looked shabby. Then the dealership put my baby through the car wash, thanks but no thanks, now I had tons of residue streaks on the panels.
I also had some scratches on the back quarter panel so off to Schucks. They were super nice and let me pop a couple of products to try to get the stuff off.
The best stuff was this product. Using a circular motion and counter clockwise motion the scratches seemed to work themselves out. (light scratches) The wax disappeared instantly. The waterspots disappeared. A light buffing and the product happily removed itself leaving a dealership new shine.
And on the inside of the vehicle, it's just amazing!
http://www.meguiars.com/?pro-vinyl-rubber-care/Vinyl-Rubber-Cleaner-Conditioner