Longest lasting silicone (Armor-all type) for plastics and tires?
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Longest lasting silicone (Armor-all type) for plastics and tires?
I'm sick of the auto store garbage that washes off after the first or second rain. Dealers and professionals use stuff that lasts considerably longer. What the hell is that stuff, and where can you get it (for both the tires and cheap plastic trim panels).
Thanks.
Thanks.
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that stuff that 'lasts longer' is ok for vehicles on display at a dealer, but as soon as that tire starts turning that crap gets all over the side of the vehicle.
I prefer reg. armor all and apply it after cleaning. It does go a way after a few days but it doesn't get all messy and all over the paint like most other tire dressings.
I prefer reg. armor all and apply it after cleaning. It does go a way after a few days but it doesn't get all messy and all over the paint like most other tire dressings.
#3
Originally Posted by AustinSVT
that stuff that 'lasts longer' is ok for vehicles on display at a dealer, but as soon as that tire starts turning that crap gets all over the side of the vehicle.
I prefer reg. armor all and apply it after cleaning. It does go a way after a few days but it doesn't get all messy and all over the paint like most other tire dressings.
I prefer reg. armor all and apply it after cleaning. It does go a way after a few days but it doesn't get all messy and all over the paint like most other tire dressings.
#4
Originally Posted by AustinSVT
that stuff that 'lasts longer' is ok for vehicles on display at a dealer, but as soon as that tire starts turning that crap gets all over the side of the vehicle.
I prefer reg. armor all and apply it after cleaning. It does go a way after a few days but it doesn't get all messy and all over the paint like most other tire dressings.
I prefer reg. armor all and apply it after cleaning. It does go a way after a few days but it doesn't get all messy and all over the paint like most other tire dressings.
Yea and it gets dust all over it when you do it on the dash, I just use windex on a clean rag. for the inside of corse.
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