Is there such a wax or protectant for powdercoated steel (nerf bars, grille guards, etc.)? I've tried some waxes but it leaves a dusty-white-residue. Any ideas?

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Try one of the many waxes that sprays on. Many companys make them. They wont leave the powdery residue. Hope that helps some.

 

Try Eagle One's wipe & shine. I swear by it. Not exactly sure of the name of it, but many companies make it. Eagle one has been my best bet so far. It is not exactly a wax, but a detail finisher. It's good stuff. try it. It's available from most auto parts stores, or online.. http://www.eagleone.com/catalog3.asp...sp%3Fcatid%3D8
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[This message has been edited by lariat4wd (edited 11-07-2000).]