Batteman87
Full Member
Anyone tried the Meguiar's Gold Class Trim Detailer?
Not on cladding...Batteman87 said:Anyone tried the Meguiar's Gold Class Trim Detailer?
ygmn said:Not on cladding...
Is it milky or oily?
Milky is like 303 products
Oily is like tire shine...
Not much new in Detailing for chemicals
Batteman87 said:I have not tried it yet. I saw a clip on Youtube where someone used it and it brought back a black piece of trim. Thought I might give it a shot. Will let you know when I do try it.
Z66Modder said:Actually I still had the wax stuck to my cladding months later. I tried everything to get it off.
I finally sanded it off before painting my cladding.
ygmn said:Min elasted 3 years with no issues..
but what is PLEDGE w/FUTURE FLOOR WAX?
Got pic of bottle
BornTexan said:I looked at ALL the local grocery, floor covering places and Pledge was the only thing I could find with Future anywhere in the name..
AND looking and don't think I can post a pic....I'm NOT a full fledged member yet. Will try to PM it to your mail box. Posting an image is not like the Harley boards I hang out on...
o~o
Yep, that be the stuff. AND no not sticky... let it dry for about 2 hours before working with the panels.ygmn said:this
Is it sticky?
Ya know everybody keeps saying RR is the best, RR works better than the others. Where the &*%$ can I get RR ?? I've emailed those fellows in NY 3-4 times and never heard back. Called one number I found for them and listened to a sweet young thing tell me "that's no longer a working number".... There's a website (URL) being posted around but click on it and it's "Under Construction". Wish somebody would please send/post a good working number or link. Somebody posted that their place was just down the block from him....keep thinking I'll PM that fellow, bribe him with a few cool ones to go get me a can.MyBigToy said:As someone already posted a few replies up, don't waste your time with it. Go for the real deal that works and lasts - Refinish Restorer. I put 2 coats on my cladding about a year ago and it still looks like new. A little goes a long way; I've got enough left in the can to do the cladding a minimum of 4 times and I'd bet another 6.