Hard top cleaning?
06-26-2012, 11:43 PM
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Used to be a paste wax guy, then thanks to JKF I discovered Turtle Wax Synthetic Liquid Wax. You can apply this stuff literally over every surface of the Jeep without getting any sort of discoloration or chalky residue, particularly on the plastics, which are notorious for being discolored by conventional waxes. There's even an entire thread devoted on figuring out how to effectively remove wax stains from the plastics, which is impossible BTW.
Although I use 303 Aerospace on the plastics, everything else gets Ice, including the hardtop & all windows. It may not be the longest lasting or shinniest wax, but the ease of application alone is worth it.
Although I use 303 Aerospace on the plastics, everything else gets Ice, including the hardtop & all windows. It may not be the longest lasting or shinniest wax, but the ease of application alone is worth it.
06-27-2012, 09:13 AM
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Used to be a paste wax guy, then thanks to JKF I discovered Turtle Wax Synthetic Liquid Wax. You can apply this stuff literally over every surface of the Jeep without getting any sort of discoloration or chalky residue, particularly on the plastics, which are notorious for being discolored by conventional waxes. There's even an entire thread devoted on figuring out how to effectively remove wax stains from the plastics, which is impossible BTW.
Although I use 303 Aerospace on the plastics, everything else gets Ice, including the hardtop & all windows. It may not be the longest lasting or shinniest wax, but the ease of application alone is worth it.
Although I use 303 Aerospace on the plastics, everything else gets Ice, including the hardtop & all windows. It may not be the longest lasting or shinniest wax, but the ease of application alone is worth it.
