how do you wash your jk
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303 is a great product. I use it along with plexus on my soft top and besides the few trail scuffs from trees it looks better than new. As for the body plastic I use turtle wax ice tire shine with uv protectant. It's cheap, gives a nice shine, and cleans the parts. The tire shine even works for my bedlined parts.
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I own a detail shop and i use miguires wax and wash its yellow. then i dry it off, claybar using miguires claybar, then i use miguires wax. for the inside i use miguries dash protectent stufff and if the seats are dirty i normaly take a pressure washer to it. then shopvac all the water out and that does it
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I just take it into a spray wash.
Spray with soap.
Spray with Wax.
Spray with spot-free rinse.
Dry with "The Absorber" cloth.
Tire shine with Turtle Wax spray on Shine (once in a while).
Wipe down rims with Meguiars Quik Detailing spray and a microfiber cloth used only for wheels.
Detail fenders and bumpers with 303 Aerospace Protectant (Back to black works well too) and microfiber cloth
Detail paint with Meguiars Quik and a microfiber cloth only for the paint. (I use Turtle Wax Black detailer now, but will go back to Meg's)
Clean glass, headlights, etc... with Invisible Glass and another microfiber cloth. (newspapers work wonders on exterior glass)
Old picture of my Jeep after an additional polish and wax session was done before the above steps were followed:
My Lady's Jeep after the same process:
Spray with soap.
Spray with Wax.
Spray with spot-free rinse.
Dry with "The Absorber" cloth.
Tire shine with Turtle Wax spray on Shine (once in a while).
Wipe down rims with Meguiars Quik Detailing spray and a microfiber cloth used only for wheels.
Detail fenders and bumpers with 303 Aerospace Protectant (Back to black works well too) and microfiber cloth
Detail paint with Meguiars Quik and a microfiber cloth only for the paint. (I use Turtle Wax Black detailer now, but will go back to Meg's)
Clean glass, headlights, etc... with Invisible Glass and another microfiber cloth. (newspapers work wonders on exterior glass)
Old picture of my Jeep after an additional polish and wax session was done before the above steps were followed:
My Lady's Jeep after the same process: