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What type of dressing do people use to make their step bars look nice without making them slippery? I have some 303 protectant due to arrive any day now. Will that work or will it be too slick?
 
No, I have the black (plastic, I think), flat step bars on my F150 - I guess you would really call them step platforms rather than step bars.



I've only had my truck a month and it didn't take long to realize that the steps need something to keep them from looking dirty/dull, even when they were freshly washed.
 
Aren't they textured? Or are they round... I would think 303 or Vinylex would be good. Vinylex would give it a good shine, 303 might last longer. Both have good UV protection.
 
I have a Ram and have been using 303 on the step bars with no problem as of yet. I don't glob it on just a light spray.
 
Well it?s about time to start thinking about my winter prep. My wife really likes the look of Klasse SG on her car, and I a, thinking of try Menz Power Lock on mine this year. Both vehicles look good but I am thinking about putting a coat of EZ ~ Cream on them under my sealant. So my question is; Do you foresee any issue putting a layer of EZ ~ Cream under my sealants? My thought is because BH is acrylic based there shouldn't be any issue but I'd rather make sure. Thanks for the help.
 
TroyScherer said:
Well it?s about time to start thinking about my winter prep. My wife really likes the look of Klasse SG on her car, and I a, thinking of try Menz Power Lock on mine this year. Both vehicles look good but I am thinking about putting a coat of EZ ~ Cream on them under my sealant. So my question is; Do you foresee any issue putting a layer of EZ ~ Cream under my sealants? My thought is because BH is acrylic based there shouldn't be any issue but I'd rather make sure. Thanks for the help.
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Troy,
As long as it is an acrylic based glaze, you shouldn't have any bonding issues. However, Power Lock has a great wet look to it, so I am not sure how much extra you will get from the EZ Cream Glaze.
 
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