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gogglez-10

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vorse Grand Master

vorse

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i use this stuff http://www.meguiars.com.au/products/car-care/glass-clear-plastic-and-exterior-trim/gold-class-trim-detailer/

seems to work a treat think you would be better off posting this in the detailing section :)

Sunkist Grand Master

Sunkist

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Roof racks? Use tyre shine, let it soak in, and wipe it off. The racks have dried out by using tyre shine you are moisturizing them again. I did it once to the stag and it lasted from when I bought the car till after I sold it two years later

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4bidn1

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so is Armourall .....and yeah, tyre shine works as well

armourall is actually a silicon based top coat ask any detailers any real detailers or sparypainter they tell you to stay well clear of the stuff where as trim detailer is a penetrating conditioner also 303 do a similar product

ARTZ Grand Master

ARTZ

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armourall is actually a silicon based top coat ask any detailers any real detailers or sparypainter they tell you to stay well clear of the stuff where as trim detailer is a penetrating conditioner also 303 do a similar product

yeah...not convinced...have tried some other "conditioners" and wasn't overly impressed...But i will shut my mouth until I try this stuff you speak of

Sinista32 Grand Master

Sinista32

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$15-$20 a bottle for the Meguiars. It has to be re-applied from time to time.

I use it on the window seals, window trims and even the dash/door cards when I want them looking flash.

Other wise the Meguiars interior spray.

You dont use much so the bottle lasts for ages. Looks a bit like clag glue but it's the bomb :thumbsup:

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