Running boards - keeping them clean

[imported_ewiesner]

Did you like the results? What were you using previously and how did it compare?

 

[DETAILKING]

Here are some pics........

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[Redcar GUY]

I was just going to say there is a ton of pics of yellow vettes on the corvettte forum! LOL Thanks DK!

 

[grungy]

OK, so my latest pet peeve is trying to keep the running boards and associated black plastic clean on the SUV ~X(

Hints/tips on not having to clean them more than once a week?

 

[imported_JSFM35X]

OK, so my latest pet peeve is trying to keep the running boards and associated black plastic clean on the SUV ~X(

Hints/tips on not having to clean them more than once a week?

I have these on a 2001 QX4 and I used use Aqua Bead but it did not last too long. Usually until the next rain. I just started using 303 and I use it the same way. Apply liberally, let soak and buff off excess with a MF cloth. Look better for longer but in all fairness I only started using it a few weeks ago

 

[imported_Flash Gordon]

Dressing running boards is a double edge sword with me :Swordfight:

While they certainally look better dressed, you stand the chance of having your customer bust there backside if they were to get wet (rain) I won't under any circumstances apply dressing to the running boards if the customer is pregnant. Having said all that, I don't suppose it ever really hurt anyone to fall on there butt every now and again. That is unless they crack there spine /

 

[Tuck91]

I dont dress them. I just give them a good wipedown with QID after cleaning them.

It would be a shame if I got sued.

 

[grungy]

Thanks guys for the feedback. Yes, never ever, ever dress them for a pregnant lady (been there, not a pretty sight). This is my own vehicle, so I may bite the bullet and QD it every few days. :rofl::rofl: