[Old Man]

Hand washed and waxed my 11 GT but the plastic parts still need to be cleaned and dressed. What do you use on the plastic parts? Thanks guys

 

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Poorboy's Trim Restorer is one of the more popular products that we are now stocking. Any black unpainted plastic part of a vehicle like the cowl, trim, unpainted rocker panels gets a treatment of the poorboy's. It's really easy to use and a little goes a very long way.

Give me a call if you have any questions. I'll be more than happy to answer them for you.

Check out our link by clicking here directly: http://www.lethalperformance.com/ca...1343/poorboy-s-trim-restorer-16-fl-oz-p-37205

 

[ubeenbit]

Does the poor boys eventually leave white residue?

I have some wax haze on my rocker panels and I am not sure of the best way to get it off.


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[2003Slobra]

Does the poor boys eventually leave white residue?

I have some wax haze on my rocker panels and I am not sure of the best way to get it off.

on an overpriced data plan

Not at all. Poorboy's will leave all of the exterior trim that you treat with a dry finish yet they will appear to be wet. Not only will it restore the trim but it will also continue to protect from UV rays. Poorboy's is a pretty durable product and can even be applied in direct sunlight.

Matt

 

[flyby763]

I recently started using this:

Trim Protector Gel

Seems to work pretty well.

 

[mage2]

I recently treated the panel with a protective agent so I can tell you that it helps a lot to protect the surface. I used Armor All Original Protectant on the advice of experts from Best car interior dressing | Interior dressing for auto detailing who talk a lot about car interior dressing and other interesting goodies in the car. I recommend to take a look.