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H. Whelply
Maybe a dumb question, but here goes.....In applying the first coat of wax
to my new Forester yesterday, it became clear there's a fair amount of
plastic trim, e.g., the C-post; at the bottom of the rear window (with
"SUBARU" lettering); the exterior mirrors. What, if any, solutions should be
applied to these parts? One possible reaction might be, "Just wax'em." But I
haven't ordinarily put car wax on my taillights, which would seem like
approximately the same material, so why wax these plastic pieces? Well,
then, what about an Armorall-like product (one of better quality)? Somehow
that doesn't seem right. Or, maybe do nothing? What's your practice on
maintaining and preserving these areas of your car? Thanks.
to my new Forester yesterday, it became clear there's a fair amount of
plastic trim, e.g., the C-post; at the bottom of the rear window (with
"SUBARU" lettering); the exterior mirrors. What, if any, solutions should be
applied to these parts? One possible reaction might be, "Just wax'em." But I
haven't ordinarily put car wax on my taillights, which would seem like
approximately the same material, so why wax these plastic pieces? Well,
then, what about an Armorall-like product (one of better quality)? Somehow
that doesn't seem right. Or, maybe do nothing? What's your practice on
maintaining and preserving these areas of your car? Thanks.