DLux
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TroyScherer
Ummm.... Ya.....
In all honesty, if you trim is in decent or good shap then this is the product for you. It darkens and shines slightly which is what I usually want. If you want a more matte finish you simply buff it a little more. Below is my longer term review and testing I did.
http://www.autopia.org/forums/detai...84-product-review-carpro-dlux.html?highlight=
The only issue I have found is that after 2 years or so it needed redo for my taste. So I scrubbed it and cleaned it well and re-did everything. If I only have to do it every 2 years or so it is worth the work for me.
http://www.autopia.org/forums/detai...84-product-review-carpro-dlux.html?highlight=
The only issue I have found is that after 2 years or so it needed redo for my taste. So I scrubbed it and cleaned it well and re-did everything. If I only have to do it every 2 years or so it is worth the work for me.
Mike lambert
New member
I prefer Gyeon trim, nice new finish on older trim and basically just clean on new trim.
tom p.
Active member
I've been using the dlux product for a while now. From what I've experienced, it's been a great product...lasting far longer than I would ever expect.
Merry Xmas !
Merry Xmas !
broker99
New member
How is dlux on wheels?
01GreyStangGT
Member
Used it on my Mustang wheels and it beads water like crazy. It has been on there for about 3 months- so far, so good.
broker99
New member
thank you