Another tip is to use a blower to blow off the engine after cleaning. I've always done it this way and have had no problems, so far.

 

to dry it?

also ive heard to do it with the engine a little warm but not hot because you could crack the block, this correct?

 

Yes to dry the water off, especially around the COPs and electrical connections.

 

is this product good for the rubber (or plastic, i'm not sure) trim around the windows?

also, is it good for the plastic like the door handle piece and the plastic on the bumper?

i don't want it to turn the plastic dry and hazy looking like armor all.

 

YES.

It won't.

 

great!

1 more question...

would you use it on the vinyl interior like the door panels and the counsel or would you use something else?

i do really appreciate your expert advise RR!

thanks.

 

Yes you can, however, I like Poorboys Natural Look Dressing for the interior.

When I work on interiors, the trick is how you apply it. I use old cheap MF's and spray the MF with product, then wipe down the interior.

Hope that helps.

(Not sure I would HD on leather though)

 

thank you much!

 

No problem.

Make sure you post up your photos of your details!!

 

Negative with the HD on leather.

 

those motors are looking good.i like to use harley davidson pigspit under the hood of my truck.it has no silicone and doesnt have that used car lot shine to the engine.does that hyperdressing attract dust?how does it do on tires?nothing nicer than having under the hood clean too.

 

Just for you Thump! Wanted to wait till I finished wiring my 7 new KC daylighters before looming everything clean.



I know it's dirty but given that it hasn't been touched in seven weeks says a lot about Hyper-Dressing.



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It looks much better !!!