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Does anyone know of a product to use after cleaning the engine that gives the engine a shine?
 
Armor all in the spay can. Spray it on, let dry, looks great
 
you guys are talking about the aerosol can right? not the pump spray
 
I'm sorry, SPRAY can, yes aerosol, works well, does dry. Can't spell today. Like AeroCleanse said Meguair's Hyper dressing is real good also. I've only seen it in a gallon jug @ $40.00. You mix it to what gloss you want. Smells like grapes, it does dry. I have a gallon that I've had for a couple years. I like it more than Armor All, down side price.
 
303 Protectant on lines and rubber surrounds. Any quick detailer with gloss on painted items. Stay away from gels, sprays, and other items with silicone that attract and capture more dirt and dust.
 
I've heard that CD2 is the bomb. Haven't tried it yet.
 
Yep, CD2.
I stocked up when there was word that it was going to be discontinued. Must have been a myth because it is back on the shelves.
 
Do you put in with your oil to clean and protect?:D
Sorry, I couldn't pass that one up.:D
 
I can never find it in any of the AZ's in the Columbus Ohio region... That makes me sad...
 
nrengle said:
I can never find it in any of the AZ's in the Columbus Ohio region... That makes me sad...
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It's possible that the stores in your area don't stock it. You might try asking at the counter if they have it or can get it.
Chances are it is available to them from their warehouse.
 
supercharged said:
303 protectant is the best choice...very best that is...
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In your opinion and for you. :)

This 8.5 year old, 65,000 mile engine compartment doesn't get 303 and seems to be doing pretty good. ;)

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It doesn't get CD-2, either. :p
 
Poorboys Trim Restorer drys clean and gives a bit more of a glossy look.
 
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