Best Product for Black exterior trim
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I found some meg's #40 at a local NAPA store. I just tried it and I must say I am very pleased with the results so far. Much better than anything I have previously used (back to black, turtle wax ice, meg's vinyl protectant in the red bottle). I will see how it holds up. If you let it dry and then wipe with a clean dry cloth it really looks good, not streaking looking. This is the application instructions anyway. Here's some pics.
Mirrors with Meg's #40
Bedrails with Meg's #40
Final Product; waxed with mothers FX, meg's insane shine on tires, meg's #40 on black exterior trim.
Mirrors with Meg's #40
Bedrails with Meg's #40
Final Product; waxed with mothers FX, meg's insane shine on tires, meg's #40 on black exterior trim.
#19
Originally Posted by Stragum
I have been very pleased with this Meguair's product. I have not been able to locate any in the auto parts stores here in town, so I had to order 2 online.
http://www.meguiars.com/estore/produ...cfm?sku=G13415
or go here, this guy ships it out fast too!
http://www.autodetailingsolutions.com/Meguiar's%20Specialty%20Auto%20Detailing%20Supplie s.htm
http://www.meguiars.com/estore/produ...cfm?sku=G13415
or go here, this guy ships it out fast too!
http://www.autodetailingsolutions.com/Meguiar's%20Specialty%20Auto%20Detailing%20Supplie s.htm
-Patrick
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#21
Originally Posted by Joe_STX
I found some meg's #40 at a local NAPA store. I just tried it and I must say I am very pleased with the results so far. Much better than anything I have previously used (back to black, turtle wax ice, meg's vinyl protectant in the red bottle). I will see how it holds up. If you let it dry and then wipe with a clean dry cloth it really looks good, not streaking looking. This is the application instructions anyway. Here's some pics.
Mirrors with Meg's #40
Bedrails with Meg's #40
Final Product; waxed with mothers FX, meg's insane shine on tires, meg's #40 on black exterior trim.
Mirrors with Meg's #40
Bedrails with Meg's #40
Final Product; waxed with mothers FX, meg's insane shine on tires, meg's #40 on black exterior trim.
#24
No rain yet. I will post after the next rain and ley you know. The meg's #40 also has some cleaning power to it as I used it today on my sister's aviator that has a tan interior. The inside door sill next to the bottom of the door was discolored with blach marks and stuff and the meg's #40 cleaned it up nicely. Damn man, that aviator has a 4.6 in it but hell is has what more pep than the f150s with the 4.6.
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#27
Originally Posted by LsuSuperCrew
I dressed my mirrors and bedrails yesterday with #40, today it rained and I had some streaking down the sides of my truck. Not much but it ran, oh well looks like I'm off to find some 303 protectant.
#28
Originally Posted by LsuSuperCrew
I dressed my mirrors and bedrails yesterday with #40, today it rained and I had some streaking down the sides of my truck. Not much but it ran, oh well looks like I'm off to find some 303 protectant.
#29
Originally Posted by RockPick
You'll probably see just a little bit with 303 as well... I don't think any of them are perfect from that standpoint. Especially if you've just applied it within the 24 hours prior to the precipitation...
Yea, It definitely wasn't 24 hours more like 5 to 6. It really wasn't all that bad just a few streaks nothing that a little quick detailer couldn't take care of.