Chemical Guys TVD_201_16 - Natural Shine, Satin Shine Dressing for Plastic, Rubber and Vinyl (16 Fl. Oz (Single Unit))
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Ideally, it should come off easily from tires. This is what I use exclusively for my tires.
It would not be a good idea to use this product on floor mats due to how slick it makes them. The floor mats should be cleaned with a wheel and tire cleaner that is safe for all kinds of wheels. You can expect a fresh look for them.
For use on textured vinyl, rubber, and plastic trim, we recommend this product. Applying a wax or sealant will protect your headlights from UV rays, meaning they will be protected from harmful
My experience with it is positive, but I haven't used it to cover a trailer
Selected User Reviews For Chemical Guys TVD_201_16 - Natural Shine, Satin Shine Dressing for Plastic, Rubber and Vinyl (16 Fl. Oz (Single Unit))
In the past, I have always used Meguiar's natural shine. The result was no difference in anything from the two products on an interior panel, but CG performed better on the rubber and trim, 303 left On the basis of my experience with using Chemical Guys dressings on both the interior and exterior trim of my car (not the tires), I'm sticking with them. To be honest, I don't use the same product on my tires since as opposed to wanting everything inside and out to be natural, I want my.
Although this product works well and made my truck look 6 years younger (14' F150), the lightest rain will cause it to run off and leave your vehicle's plastics looking like they were sprayed with acid. While it looks great, I wish Chemical Guys had factored in longevity in their product. On the plus side, since it comes off with just a little drizzle, it also means we are able to easily clean it up.
There is nothing better than this stuff. Clean interior pieces appear better than new due to the fact that it deepens the color and makes them look less greasy without being excessively shiny. Parts look upscale and elegant. The end of the product is clean and not oily and reflective. It does a good job of darkening tires without looking cheesy or slinging oil.
To start off, I tried this on a panel in my trunk, just to ensure it wasn't shiny, greasy, or anything that would make it slippery. My first reaction was to hate it when I put it on. This irritated me to no end. However, there were a few things to note "It had a glossy feel, a greasy texture, etc. ". The folks at their YouTube channel used about three dime-size blots of this stuff on a microfiber to cover the entire door panel top to bottom in their YouTube videos. If you don't like it, you can keep buffing it off, but it goes a long way. In the same way, I also did it. As soon as I used it on the entire panel or dash, I buffed and buffed and buffed until it was no longer shiny with a clean microfiber cloth. I am very pleased with the results. Initially, it may FEEL greasy, but it's more than just that. It will repel dust by making it slick, which is what it does. I thought "slick" meant shiny and heavy. This is incorrect. None of these things apply to me. My car's interior will likely be cleaned with it whenever I use their Nonesense cleaner. I do not know how long it will last, however. What a great story. Furthermore, it gives off a strong scent of cleanliness. Thus, yes, it is worth purchasing. Make sure not to buff too much or else you will have to buff Don't forget that you can keep buffing until you are satisfied with the.
As a result of driving through Colorado and Moab, I have found that all it takes to remove mud and dirt from my 37" Wrangler tires is a good cup of I conducted extensive research on Amazon and elsewhere and found that Bleche was the gold standard for cleaning The White with Chemical Guys solution appears to be an effective protectant without leaving a shine on the surface to look like brand new tires after the process. I have included two photos showing the results the first of which shows the tire after two generous applications of Bleche de Chine Scrubbing white into the skin with a fairly firm brush, then rinsing immediately with water (leaves soapy residue behind Remaining residue after not being rinsed right away). In spite of getting substantially cleaner, the tire as shown in the picture does not yet look tidy and I was frustrated and decided to see what would happen if I applied Chemical Guys. It worked! It was a clean up job! As you can see in the second photo, it was cleaned by Chemical Guys, and it is the same sort of spare you can find in the third photo, which was never used. A few weeks later, the Chemical Guys tires still look great, as the unevenness in their color is no longer apparent. I think they look great and repel water and dust quite In spite of the fact that the four big tires took up more than an eighth of the bottle collectively, a lot of product had to be applied.
This product is amazing! It does not feel greasy at all. It's just the right blend of dull and shiny. Chemical Guys Inner Clean has always been the only thing I use to make sure my dash is very matte. A little UV protection is offered, but after further research, the level of protection is only minimal. As far as summer is concerned, I think I should probably have more protection. On their website, Chemical Guys offers a "shine scale" that ranks all of the services they offer as 1 to 10. There is a gloss level of 10 and a gloss level of 0 is the darkest. The innerclean was ranked a 1, I think, while the natural shine was rated 4. My initial reaction was that Natural Shine would be too glossy for me, but I decided to give it a try. The decision was one I'm glad I made. There is just the right amount of shine and I have a satin finish on my dash. I like it!.
Black plastic trim on my exterior works great with the natural shine of Chemical Guys. It is a product I used on my front bumper fascia, mirror door handles and mirror housings. Makes them look like they're brand My front fascia is coming back to discoloration
Maybe a new application for the extra thirsty black plastic is needed. Effortless to apply with no greasy feeling or look afterward. Despite my purchase being a little expensive, I am very happy with it.
Perfect for the interior of your car, this product is made of non-toxic materials. Chemical Guys products are absolutely a step above anything you can get from an automotive or big box store, and I'm very fond of their products in general. The first thing I tried was VRP, but I found that it gave the interior an unattractive wet look, but it was perfect for the exterior, like the Using Natural Shine you can restore your interior to the condition it was in on the day you bought it. There should be no dust on it, but there should not be too much wetness or shine that makes it look fake or made The scent included in it is what I believe is from Chemical Guys, their "New Car Smell. ". Although it does not smell as new as a new car, I think this is a fresh and clean smell that is not overpowering or annoying. The Natural Shine product would be a great alternative to Armorall if you're looking for something a little more premium.
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