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[Wd3rd]

Hello I'm totally new here and I'm glad to be a member. I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask this. But what is the top rank top seller wax for my rtsand also windshield treatment that's hydrophobic.. Lastly I really appreciate your response.

 

[Lew L]

Rain X makes a plastic formula which I have used with success but I very seldom ryde in the rain . Nevada doesn't get much.

Lew L

 

[CopperSpyder]

Welcome to the forum Wd3rd. Well you will get lots of different suggestions on this one. I use Plexus on the windshield and I use Liquid glass polish on the paint. I use mother back to black on the black panels. But that is just me there are lots of products that work. The windshield is where you have to be careful not to use the wrong product.

 

[NoahMercy]

I'll be using Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray Coating on painted surfaces based on a test Project Farm just completed. I use 303 Products Aerospace Protectant on the textured plastic parts (just be sure to allow it at least 24 hours to dry before it goes in the rain). And the Rain-X Plastic is working well on windscreens and light covers for me.

 

[Lehrman]

I use Rain-X plastic on the windscreen and lights, zymol wax on the painted surfaces (thinking about a ceramic coating), Meguiars plastic protectant for the plastic parts, Regular rain-X for the mirrors.

 

[Wd3rd]

Thanks. I been so confused. All thes ceramic waxes and new stuff. I just
Want the best. Because this spyder has a huge amount of sentimental value to me. Thanks

 

[12tree]

Lots of good stuff available for painted and plastic, but for the windscreen there is nothing better than Plexus. I even use it on my glasses (plastic lenses).
12tree

 

[RICZ]

+1 for Plexus - great stuff that gives the w/s a super slick finish while removing bugs and crap.
Re wax...that's up to you. Do you want spray, liquid or paste? Too many choices and none are bad. As for me, I prefer paste - Meguiar's #26 Yellow. Very easy to use.

 

[Wd3rd]

Thanks again. Money or type isn't a big issue. The Spyder means alot. I'll definitely use plexus or plastic rain x on the windshield. I'm just confused about the ceramic or hydrophobic. Just the best and I know you people know what is what so I'm going to take yalls word. Thanks

 

[stmike 1800]

I use Turtle spray ,works for me .

 

[Mikey]

Thanks again. Money or type isn't a big issue. The Spyder means alot. I'll definitely use plexus or plastic rain x on the windshield. I'm just confused about the ceramic or hydrophobic. Just the best and I know you people know what is what so I'm going to take yalls word. Thanks

I use Plexus on the whole ride!!

 

[Wd3rd]

Thbanks for all the replys. I just want the best so it will really turn some heads. I've been researching so much stuff till I'm sick of it. I just wish there was a list to make a personal kit. Be safe.Thanks

 

[bigbadbrucie]

I also use Plexus on everything....windshield, mirrors and tupperware. One size fits all!

 

[canamjhb]

Try RejeX. It is not a wax. It is a polymer coating that goes on like wax does. Be careful to follow directions because if it is applied when it is too hot outside, It is a bugger to wipe off. At the right temperature it goes on with ease. It's slicker, shinier, and lasts longer than wax..... Jim

 

[Wd3rd]

Thanks a million everyone. I've learned alot.

 

[Wmoater]

Good cleaning With RV wash and wax and Plexus 2 times a year. Pledge all the other times on everything. We get lots of rain and dust so mist off. Wipe with damp towel. Dry with new towel. Let sit for a few minutes. Buff with 2 layers of pledge. Looks great.

 

[BigGuy66]

Hello I'm totally new here and I'm glad to be a member. I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask this. But what is the top rank top seller wax for my rtsand also windshield treatment that's hydrophobic.. Lastly I really appreciate your response.

Welcome to the forum. The ryders here are helpful and informative. I like the fact that they are especially patient. You will get respectful treatment and detailed answers to help you enjoy the best 3 wheels on the road.
Jim