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ColorX labeling said do not apply to vinyl or rubber. Anyone know why? In my experience, it doesn't seem to stain or leave any residue....are there any long term effects?
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Hello DRT and welcome to meguiarsonline.com! We're very glad to have you aboard.
Your question about ColorX is a very good one. I believe that the text that you're referring to is on the bottle as a preventative measure. In short, it may or may not come off of some products. To curtail the potential that it may not come off, they added that particular text.
I can't speak for the product testing folks but, I seriously doubt that there'd be any long term effects.
Thanks for the question!
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Thanks for the response...I thought the labeling was just a CYA type thing.Comment
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Generally speaking, I believe that to be the case (as it is a consumer product).Originally posted by DRT
Thanks for the response...I thought the labeling was just a CYA type thing.
Another perspective is that most waxes/polishes don't offer the necessary oils needed to replenish some vinyl or rubber material. For this, one would need to utilize a product like NXT Protectant or #40 (just to name a couple).
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