can you coat vinyl strips

[Jackpot]

Originally Posted by ghosted

Two thing:

First, (most of) you guys need to grow up. OP was asking a specific question related to a specific type of product (OGC), and that product was not wax. So those that erroneously made contributions regarding waxes are appreciated, but should politely and quietly bow out of this.

Second, and only because it was mentioned, Cleaner Wax is not what any of us should be using unless we have bad paint/topcoat. For those us of that take good care of our paint, we may never actually need to use a cleaner wax, and paste waxes should be fine. Cleaner wax, as others have mentioned, contains an abrasive, and effectively cuts into your clear coat to 'clean' out imperfections in the surface.

Your fist coment I agree with cleaner wax had no place in this post, but some times as a post goes on you loss site of the OP.

Your second point I disagree unless you never touch your paint even with the best washing and drying practices there will be some damage, cleaner wax and polish will remove light damage and clean the paint giving a better finsh and better adhesion of LSP.

[ghosted]

Originally Posted by Jackpot

Your fist coment I agree with cleaner wax had no place in this post, but some times as a post goes on you loss site of the OP.

Your second point I disagree unless you never touch your paint even with the best washing and drying practices there will be some damage, cleaner wax and polish will remove light damage and clean the paint giving a better finsh and better adhesion of LSP.

I still must disagree, at least with how well I care for my paint. Cleaner wax is far too abrasive, in my opinion, for the little repair that I do need when I need it. But that's just me, and I doubt a large percentage of people are as meticulous as I am with my paint....so I guess you have a point.

[JD_Alaska]

wow, this thread needs some detail spray

[Rusty35]

Originally Posted by JD_Alaska

wow, this thread needs some detail spray

Maybe a little all purpose cleaner