Exterior plastic panels?

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Doing a white Avalanche today, already in good shape. It has the lwoer panles made of bumpy/rough grey plastic/abs or whatever. These won't need any cleaner, but what shoudl I use to make them shine and potected? AIO, EXP. 303 protectant? Wanna make sure before I even mess with them, woudl ahet to mess them up:(
 
stoner's trim shine is good for the textured surface (seeing as it's an aerosol). 303, trim restorer, and natural look at also usable, just make sure that you THOROUGHLY buff off the excess or you're not going to be happy the next time the panel gets wet.
 
Why is that Neo, aabout the wet thing?
All I have is 303 or DP interior.
OOH, I do have DP Spray surface sealant?
 
Black Again ....


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Both Black Again and New Again can be used on EVERY color trim.
 
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if not buffed enough, and those products get wet, 303 runs and NL/TR get greasy and gooey
 
Try Meguiars Trim Detailer. First degrease the surface and apply with a pad/brush. This will give a natural shine.
 
scooterguitar said:
Its grey trim, not black.
I'm gonna go for the 303.
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live and learn ... but you will likely be sorry. Those panels are not very porous and first rain is gonna make a mess.
 
scooterguitar said:
Its grey trim, not black.
I'm gonna go for the 303.
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That doesn't matter, because Exterior Trim Detailer is a white liquid.

It doesn't cover up by using a black shoe cream putty that is applied on top of the polish. like most other trim detailers do
 
My wife drives a 2004 Expedition. It has those wide plastic side trim panels. I've found Pinnacle Black Onyx Tire Gel to work great. Looks fabulous, lasts a long time even after rain and washes. But like Neo says, make sure you buff well. Just apply and wait about 30 minutes before buffing.
 
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