Another vote for Adams VRT.. just used it on my truck this weekend for the first time, very happy with results.

 

Just use tire shine foam, the one in the aerosol can,spray it in a rag ,and rub it in. You might have to use a couple of applications but it works like a charm.

 

Another for Adam's VRT. It is a safe product. Pretty sure it is water based.

Don't use tire shine. A lot of it is petroleum based and will streak etc.

-Curtis-

 

Those of you who are using the LP ICE how do you use it on plastic? I put it on then wipe and buffed it and the next day it was white again?
Am I just supposed to leave it on and not buff it out?
thanks for your help.

 

What about this schtuff?

==> http://www.trimshine.com/

It actually lasted through a couple rainstorms in my recent testing ...

MGD

 

I have the ICE in my shop now so going to give it a try first.

 

Heat gun did the trick.

 

The heat gun did not last more than a few days for me. I applied



and I follow it a day or two later with



and that has lasted a year so far and still looks great.

 

I've heard SC1 is really good stuff, I might try this Adams VRT though since all of ya'll speak highly of it. Though, I dont really have very much black trim on this '03.

 

BlackWOW

 

Mothers Protectant

NCSU...better get that illegal license plate frame off there

 

As I was checking the Adams VRT out, there is a newer product called Super VRT, which is much better...... http://www.adamspolishes.com/p-510-a...r-vrt-kit.aspx
I'm in for the kit, looks like great stuff along with the cleaner.

 

You can't go wrong with the Adams line, I have been building and showing trucks for many years and the best I have found comes from Adams. Don't forget the buttery wax and most importantly the detail spray.

 

Well for the past 5 years I have been using Pledge on all my exterior pieces. It works very well for me.

 

Lemon scent?