Best treatment for plastic??
Best treatment for plastic??
Alright so due to the fact that I have the work truck F150 I have a lot of plastic on my truck. I have been using armoral which makes it look fantastic, however on the back bumper it collects the crap out of dust and after several days it is just caked in dust, is there a better solution than armoral for protection and shine??
Black Wow if you're looking for restoration. Meg's Hyperdressing, Natural Shine, or Supreme Shine for looks and protection.....depending on what look you're going for. Best thing you can do with the Armoral is get rid of it...but that' s just me.
Check out Trim Restorer and Natural Look Dressing from Poorboys. I trust anything from them as well.
http://www.poorboysworld.com/
http://www.poorboysworld.com/
Any dressing will run when there is excess.
If you follow the directions, or go back and give the trim a light wipe-down after 30 minutes or so to remove the excess, it won't run. Been there, done that.
If you follow the directions, or go back and give the trim a light wipe-down after 30 minutes or so to remove the excess, it won't run. Been there, done that.
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If you follow the instructions on the bottle it will not run.
No votes for Super VRT huh? LOL J/K
I agree with the application... we get complaints that our VRT runs, but 9 times out of 10 we find out the customers been slathering it on the paint like cream cheese on a bagel. I recommend applying thin and then following up with a dry towel wipe towel, especially on textured plastics where product can tend to 'pool' in the low spots.
I agree with the application... we get complaints that our VRT runs, but 9 times out of 10 we find out the customers been slathering it on the paint like cream cheese on a bagel. I recommend applying thin and then following up with a dry towel wipe towel, especially on textured plastics where product can tend to 'pool' in the low spots.
No votes for Super VRT huh? LOL J/K
I agree with the application... we get complaints that our VRT runs, but 9 times out of 10 we find out the customers been slathering it on the paint like cream cheese on a bagel. I recommend applying thin and then following up with a dry towel wipe towel, especially on textured plastics where product can tend to 'pool' in the low spots.
I agree with the application... we get complaints that our VRT runs, but 9 times out of 10 we find out the customers been slathering it on the paint like cream cheese on a bagel. I recommend applying thin and then following up with a dry towel wipe towel, especially on textured plastics where product can tend to 'pool' in the low spots.








