Just curious what to use to prevent drying/fading/cracking.
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Just curious what to use to prevent drying/fading/cracking.
I recently used this https://www.wipenew.com/ on my car and am very pleased. Seems to last a long time unlike some others I have tried. Puts a nice finish on those black plastic bits. 6 months and still good.
Check this out, has good reviews
https://www.amazon.com/Flitz-FM-1150.../dp/B00AUIJG0W
But that just cleans but does not protect. I've used Honda Cleaner & Polish on other bikes for cleaning w/o water & I'll see how that works. I've used Meguire's Black To Black on a Ford plastic step but it didn't last very long before it was back to charcoal gray.Quote:
Originally Posted by KC61
Easy to find and works great.
It sounds familiar. I think they mentioned it when we got our new RV, using it on the slide-out gaskets.Quote:
Originally Posted by Navydad
Jetfixer recommended 303 to me and he was right. This stuff is very good.
Turtle wax makes a pretty good one
The black bottle or white aerospace marine version?Quote:
Originally Posted by Navydad
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White bottle.
Either works very well. The blue bottle is easier to come by in my area so I use it. It has kept the tonneau cover on my two year old truck looking like new and it sees a lot of weather. Works even better on the non painted parts of my Spyder RT.
Hi Aufgeblassen47 I use Autoglym Fast Glass on all none polished surface including mudgards ( fenders to you). It's good stuff from any good auto shops regards Nico 75
303 Aerospace Protectant
Cleans, Shines, NO Greasy Feel, and lasts a long time
I use bug slide on everything, have for years, from helmet face shield to chrome.
I also use the white bottle of 303. Works great and has UV protection.
I have started using Topcoat F11, and so far have been happy with it. Seems to last longer than others I have tried.