What should I use on underhood plastics?

[cyclops]

Wondering if anyone has tried WETS on under the hood plastic.

 

[PaulMys]

Perhaps this:

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Or this:

Optimum Opti-Bond Tire Gel, Tire gel protectant, OPT Tire Dressing Gel, protect tires, optibond tire gel


Bob

Thank you Bob, for making me use my new glasses I resisted for so long at (almost) age 47. (squint).

 

[PaulMys]

3:1 for engines and wheel wells...

Since recommended to me, this has been an all-around "miracle juice" on my Ram.

CarPro has a great line of products, and this is phenomenal.

 

[Mantilgh]

UTTG can be finicky on some surfaces. It's great on softer, textured trim, but on hard smooth plastics it will get tacky and really hold/attract dust. On those Surfaces, it needs to be impeccably pre-cleaned and any excess must be immediately removed (and then I'd give it a second wipe with a dry towel to be certain).

Thank you sir. I still need to try it out.

I have heard that it can be a bit finicky on some surfaces.

 

[gregory1420]

I've used motor kote.. tried hyper dressing went back to motor kote.. good stuff

 

[Bob Wiener]

I am a fan of Sonax Plastic Care. After the surfaces are clean, you spray it on, close the hood and walk away. Very fast and easy.


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[gobygred]

Sonus Motor Kote will keep it looking nice for a long time. Very easy to use and you get a beautiful matte gloss finish on everything under the hood.

 

[DaveT435]

Sonus Motor Kote will keep it looking nice for a long time. Very easy to use and you get a beautiful matte gloss finish on everything under the hood.

I'm getting ready to use this product. It says it's good for aluminum, plastic, paint. So you literally spray it on everything, or are there some things you cover up?