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    Can Klasse AIO be used on smooth and/or textured black plastic trim? How about Klasse SG?

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    as usual a test spot is best

    but I have used it for years on my dad`s jeep

    it does a great job on the plastic trim

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    I read in the "8 day, Ferrari" thread, he used AIO on the plastic trim. Just wanted to make sure i didnt mis-read.



    I`ve read AIO`s description and it said "safe on trim." I thought it meant if you accidently got some on the trim, not apply on the trim on purpose lol.





    Thanks man

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    i`ve used KAIO on everything



    plastic trim/windows/bumpers etc



    but for KSG is only for paint, and more specifically, paint prepped with KAIO

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    I`ve used KAIO on smooth plastic trim with great results....haven`t tried on textured plastic.

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    Thanks guys.



    Would it be wipe on wipe off for the plastic trim? Or work it in to get the oxidation out?

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    Guys, are we talking about smooth plastic or textured plastic?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Boston Man
    Thanks guys.



    Would it be wipe on wipe off for the plastic trim? Or work it in to get the oxidation out?


    I use both the KAIO and the KSG on plastic trim, including textured stuff; it`s what I`ve used on the MPV`s black plastic since new and on the WRX`s plastic before that. Works fine for me unless the trim is in really nasty shape (in which case I use KAIO followed by Collinite 845, if *that* doesn`t work I`ll reluctantly turn to ERV dressings).



    I work the KAIO to clean/remove oxidation, usually applying with cotton terry, but I buff it off before it dries. And I use W-O-W-O with the KSG (which I usually don`t do otherwise) as it seems to result in a more uniform look (i.e., less chance of streaking). Thin thin thin with the KSG, even more important than when using it on paint.



    I would be a bit careful to not let it dry on the textured stuff, any excess can be a PIA to get out of the lower depths of the texture (but it`s never been a *huge* issue IME).

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    Quote Originally Posted by willtothewong
    but for KSG is only for paint, and more specifically, paint prepped with KAIO


    sorry If I as not clear but,

    I have used them BOTH (KAIO & KSG)

    on the plastic of my dad`s Jeep 2X a year

    for about 10years now!





    so yea it`s great on that plastic

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    Can Zaino`s AIO be used on plastic as well?

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    Thanks, Accumulator. Can we talk about the benefits of using these products on plastic? What are the benefits?
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    Quote Originally Posted by sirhubbs
    Can Zaino`s AIO be used on plastic as well?


    I only tried it once (the black plastic portion of the A8`s sideview mirrors). The abrasives in the ZAIO *really* hazed it up (took me two polishes to bring it back), unlike KAIO which works great on the same surfaces.



    So I`d be kinda careful if you want to try it...
    Quote Originally Posted by tom p.
    Can we talk about the benefits of using these products on plastic? What are the benefits?


    *IMO* the primary benefits are:



    -durability; no need to redo after every wash (or every dozen washes)

    -can be quickly/easily refreshed with the appropriate QD or spray sealant

    -no running/streaking in rain

    -no product transfer (e.g., onto car covers)

    -no dust/dirt attraction/retention

    -decent or better looks (no, I *will NOT* say it necessarily looks as good as a good ERV dressing in all cases)

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    This is turning out to be a very informative thread. Thanks all for the info!

 

 

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