#40

[guitarman502]

Alright... hopefully someone will get this before the morning... I am detailing an escape tomorrow and it has the generic plastic bumpers... I do not have access to Hyperdressing or any of the dressings for that matter.... I can get my hands on #40 though... would this work? or do i need to look elsewhere?

[roushstage2]

Re: #40

M40 will work.

[Jesstzn]

Re: #40

It will work but like the rest of that dressing family it will last a wash

[Nappers]

Re: #40

If you can get some Gold Class Trim Detailer, some stores sell it. #40 will work but like others said, doesn't last long in rainy weather but in my experience, last a few washes.

Give it a shot. I apply with a MF applicator.

L8R

Aaron

[ahooah48444]

Re: #40

So #40 can be used where I was using armor all. Such as vinyl top, door panels, dash, etc.

[roushstage2]

Re: #40

Yes, but on the exterior, it won't last long.

[RDVT4ME]

Re: #40

My wife drives our 2002 Escape. I use APC to clean the plastic cladding and then I use the spray Meguiars trim detailer. Easy to use and it makes it look like brand new.

[HagFan]

Re: #40

I was thinking of doing the same, trying #40 on the bumpers and moldings of my daughrters CRV.

I believe it will appear to last longer than you might think, because it's not just the dressing you're getting, it also has significant cleaning ability. So to cleaning will remove some of the build up and I think that alone will make the moldings look better for more than just a wash. (#39 is the related heavier duty cleaner.) I happen to prefer the more natural matte finish, so I re-wipe the #40 after 10-20 minutes. So I won't miss the shine, whic might be the fastest attribute to disappear with washing.

I'll have to read up on the trim detailer... but for now I have the gallon-size #40 to use inside and out.

[Fallz]

Re: #40

40 is a nice product . I use it on inside and out.