Paste or liquid?
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With pastes you obviously do not get the slop and waste. I also think you have better control of how much or little you are applying. Seems inevitable you will always manage to get the liquid waxes on the plastic, and rubber trim also.
I couldn't imagine waxing an Avalanche with liquid wax.
I couldn't imagine waxing an Avalanche with liquid wax.
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Originally Posted by rustyzipper
With pastes you obviously do not get the slop and waste. I also think you have better control of how much or little you are applying. Seems inevitable you will always manage to get the liquid waxes on the plastic, and rubber trim also.
I couldn't imagine waxing an Avalanche with liquid wax.
I couldn't imagine waxing an Avalanche with liquid wax.
I told him he was lucky that I was even touching a chevy truck .. so he needed to pitch in, or I wouldn't do it
(he's my neighbor)
Paste is usually my preference, if I have a choice.
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last time I did an avalanche, I made the owner tape it off himself ..
Ba-Hahaha...
I swear I'm going to get my plastic fender trim painted. I hate those things. Maybe even take them off completly. I don't think they add anything much to the looks, except cheapness. Although yours look metal Gip....What gives?
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At 'any store'. Uhh... Nu Finish is about the only one that pops into my head in the 'any store' category. And, frankly, I don't think I'd go that route.
Can we expand our 'store' criteria? If so, 3M's Perfect-It Paste or Meguiar's #26.
Avoid Meguiar's Gold Class unless you're taking the truck to a show... the shine is killer but the protection is second to most.
-RP-
Can we expand our 'store' criteria? If so, 3M's Perfect-It Paste or Meguiar's #26.
Avoid Meguiar's Gold Class unless you're taking the truck to a show... the shine is killer but the protection is second to most.
-RP-