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That looks great, I love a nice clean white vehicle. I was surprised as well how much my new truck needed the clay bar. What’s the price tag on that wax?Chemical Guys HydroSlick Wax... Tonstart with, it is much easier to use than the reviews would lead you to believe. I would entire to say that those who had issues with removal were layering it on too thick. I at times left the wax on as long as 15 minutes before removal and it came off within no issue. Just remember the detailing 101 rules about continuously using clean sections of microfiber for removal.
The downside to Oxford White, is that it doesn’t show off your labor as well as darker/metallic colors. The gloss is phenomenal from this product and the magnetic painted parts of the sport package showed a visual improvement in shine.
Time will tell if it holds up as advertised (should give a ceramic hard protective finish for about 1 year.). Bottle is expensive, but I can get three detail jobs out of one bottle.
On a side note, it was amazing that my brand new truck needed clay bar already before the wax.
That bottle is $40. I ordered it along with about $200 worth of other products with a 20% off code so it didn’t sting quite as much.
Thanks. Keep us posted on how it holds up after it’s been on there a while!
303 Aerospace Protectant is the best for this,it has really good UV protection. It'll even restore the greying on weathered plastic parts too. I've been using this for years on all my exterior black plastic,rubber trim around the windows,tonneau covers and everything interior too. It won't leave that nasty greasy film like Armor All does.
I always use on black plastic or rubber trim, what I use on the tires. Looks good and protects....but it’ll be slippery to step on.
Try the 303 Aerospace Protectant sometime. I think you'll like it as it's non greasy and you can use it on just about everything and it has superior UV protection. I've been using Gold Eagle products for many years like fuel injector cleaner,stable and octane boost. They also own 303 & Trinova which are all excellent products.I always use on black plastic or rubber trim, what I use on the tires. Looks good and protects....but it’ll be slippery to step on.
Wrap your truck in 3M film...lol Your best bet would be a ceramic coating as it has a harder more durable finish than regular wax. Now this will only protect against light brush ups from smaller branches and scrub brush. I usually carry some clippers and a folding saw just in case I run into any bad areas but a cordless chainsaw would be ideal.
