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I have an ebay special '95 Buick Roadmaster Wagon with the vinyl woodgrain option. I'm looking to detail this thing for the 1st time & I'm wondering what processes should be used on the vinyl woodgrain sections. Do these areas have clearcoat over them? After a wash, what next?? Will waxing these areas provide benefit?
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Re: Vinyl "Woody" Care
Do you mean vinyl as in like a decal of woodgrain? (like a heavy duty sticker?)
I once put swirls in my paint just to see what it looked like.
I don't always detail cars, but when I do, I prefer Meguiar's.
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Re: Vinyl "Woody" Care
Roadmonster, yeah baby!
Congrats. Head over to impalassforum.com, there's a wagon section waiting for you.
The vinyl doesn't have a clear coat, it's a giant sticker. wax would be OK, but don't try and polish it.Comment
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Re: Vinyl "Woody" Care
I'm totally hip to the ImpalaSS forums! Thx!Comment
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Re: Vinyl "Woody" Care
This was exactly the question I was going to ask. But mine is a 1969 Merc Wago and the vinyl wood grain has 'whitened" over time. Does Meguiar's sell any product that will revive the wood grain without having to replace it?
Thanks guys,
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Re: Vinyl "Woody" Care
Oooo... that's gotta be a nice one!Originally posted by 72Blazerod View Post
Hope you find your solution!Comment
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Re: Vinyl "Woody" Care
Gold Class Trim Detailer could be an option, but an offical answer would be nice.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR BlueComment
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Re: Vinyl "Woody" Care
Now wait a dog gone minute. I thought I was the only ISSF member that uses Meguiar's and not Zaino.Daily - 09 Chevrolet Colorado - Techno gray metallic
baby - 92 Chevrolet Caprice Classic - aged, yellowed, white.Comment
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