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BillNorth

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Thank you to Brad B. I used PB on my black wax stained trim. It worked. All the wax residue is gone. It's been 10 days, and no sign of it returning(touch wood). I just spread it on with my fingers, and wiped it off with a towel and then car washed it. Dawn and rubbing alchohol did nothing to remove the stains. PB was my last on hand solution. It also removed the stains that were left by the mothers back to black i used all of 2x. My trim looks like the day I got the car. Forget 303 and EF Black opal, I'm using PB to dress my black trim.
 
DK, I used creamy. I don't want the crunchy to scratch my trim. :)



Forget choosy moms, choosy detailers choose JIF.



Actually, I used Kraft PB.



HenryK, what's EPDM?
 
I haven't applied any PB to the EPDM seals on my car. I used it solely on the exterior trim to remove the wax stains. But after reading the article, I think I'll be picking up some 303.
 
Try every single tire dressing on the market. I seriously love trying new tire dressings. I just hope that one day I can say I have tried them all.
 
Haha.... I'm with you on that one Nick!

I can't say that about polishes, sealants, waxes or car washes, but tire dressings.... definitely YES!:out::biggrin:
 
I have only been detailing for a few years now, and in that time I have came across some really cool, great looking, and user friendly dressings. And then I have came across some dressings I just did not like at all.
 
CamoZ71 said:
I have only been detailing for a few years now, and in that time I have came across some really cool, great looking, and user friendly dressings. And then I have came across some dressings I just did not like at all.
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I think you should post this list. I know that I would love to see what you think of all the different dressings that you've used.

What do you like the most and what do you like the least and why. That would be fascinating:clap::clap:
 
bmw5541 said:
I think you should post this list. I know that I would love to see what you think of all the different dressings that you've used.

What do you like the most and what do you like the least and why. That would be fascinating:clap::clap:
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That does sound like a good idea. It probably wouldnt be smart of me to create this list off the top of my head, what I will do is make a little list of whats in my collection, what I like, what I dislike, why, etc etc, and start a new thread.

Sound good? ;)
 
CamoZ71 said:
That does sound like a good idea. It probably wouldnt be smart of me to create this list off the top of my head, what I will do is make a little list of whats in my collection, what I like, what I dislike, why, etc etc, and start a new thread.

Sound good? ;)
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Cool.....
I'm looking forward to it.
 
A tire dressing list Yay!! Stop You have to add BND Automotive to your list of must tries before you die though.
 
I was thikning bungee jump or sky dive.

I'd like to take a 200mph ride in a car and 130+ on a snowmobile. So far Ive been 165 in a car and 115 on my sled.
 
CamoZ71 said:
Try every single tire dressing on the market. I seriously love trying new tire dressings. I just hope that one day I can say I have tried them all.
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Oh no... I can just see it now...

60 years from now, Nick on his deathbed, with 2 hours to live and bedridden, when Meguiars announces (at SEMA) 3 new tire dressings!!!

Sorry to be the harbinger of death!!! ;)
 
Hahahahaha! Most people want to do something like skydive, but no...Nick wants to dress tires :D Gotta like the love for detailing in this place! :clap:

Me personally, I want to take a ride (would rather fly it but ride will do) in a fighter jet! :)
 
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