M40 question

[dreamps]

ok quick Q... normally i dont post since all the questions are normally answered

so i love to use m40 in my interior of my 08 grand cherokee... with the recent snow i noticed if snow gets inside(while opening the door or rolling down window) the area where the snow lands fades from the rich color that the m40 provides.

is there any way i can prevent this (other than not getting the interior wet)???

should i switch to something else? i do use QID as well, and i use the natural finish b/c i don't like the shiny look... should i try something else that does a great job like m40 without the shiny look?

thanks!

[Murr1525]

Re: M40 question

I've been known to use ASD on the plastic around the floor, to try and get the most durability.

The new Ultimate Protect ant might be a good option, not super glossy, and durable enough for exterior use.

[Mike Pennington]

Re: M40 question

The new Ultimate Protectant might be a good option, not super glossy, and durable enough for exterior use.

While M40 is a good look, UP as stated above is the perfect solution for you...

You should be able to find it locally as well....

[dreamps]

Re: M40 question

awesome guys thanks!

as of yesterday it still wasn't available to me locally. hopefully soon

it looks funny bc on the door panel there are spots that aren't as dark and clean as the others lolol

[Murr1525]

Re: M40 question

I have found that wiping around with a clean cloth can seem to 'pull' some dressing aorund with it sometimes.

[J. A. Michaels]

Re: M40 question

Locally, my Wal-Mart was not carrying the up yet. However, my local Advance Auto had it in stock.

[speed3blackmica]

Re: M40 question

the problem is that M40 is water based..and thats why you have that problem..UP should deff be a good fix for you..ill let you know when i see UP stocked in our area