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24th April 2021, 08:04 | #1 |
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Black detailing polish
Can anyone recommend a good black detailing polish that lasts more than a few weeks?, I have been using Maguire's for the past couple of years but even this fades quickly, especially on the door finishers, any help or recommendation much appreciated
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Autoglym bumper & trim gel is pretty good and lasts reasonably well.
I also use Gyeon Q2 from time to time which is also very effective - especially if you take time to apply it properly. It's actually a tyre dressing, but also does a great job on other areas (including those pesky door trims) and the small bottle seems to last forever. Cliff
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+1 for Autoglym. Apply sparingly, buff off and it seems to last well.
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I use this on all the black parts on my cars works a treat and is water proof.
1 I did my first coat for this year today, usually i do it twice a year Before applying a coat of scuff cover. 2 After and during using the scuff cover, polish not yet applied. 3 polish applied to the rubber & doors panels. 4 5 Finished all the panels and rubber also door mirrors and roof bars. 6 7 8 9 10
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Heard boiled linseed oil is good but not tried it myself |
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