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GO Dawgs

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Been out of the loop for awhile guys what is best to use on the plastic pieces as far as cleaning and protecting? Also I use to use pakshak towels, are they still the best or what?
 
Aloha GO Dawgs,



I wouldn't say we are the best but another option. Here are some of the reputable vendors in no particular order that offer a nice selection of micro fiber products.



Autopia

Excel Detail

Autogeek

Poorboy's

Chemical Guys



OTC - Viking and Meguiar's



With Aloha,

Ranney :)
 
Ranney is very modest but his towels are some of the best. Very, very soft and absolutely no marring, even with the waffle weaves.
 
BMW335i said:
Ranney is very modest but his towels are some of the best. Very, very soft and absolutely no marring, even with the waffle weaves.
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And they even hold up well when put in the freezer...... sorry BMW, I couldn't resist :chuckle: .



Seriously, PakShak towels are some of the best, and if I was told I couldn't buy any MF's except from Ranney it wouldn't bother me much at all.
 
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Eliot Ness said:
And they even hold up well when put in the freezer...... sorry BMW, I couldn't resist :chuckle: .



Seriously, PakShak towels are some of the best, and if I was told I couldn't buy any MF's except from Ranney it wouldn't bother me much at all.
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Bigpoppa3346 said:
Klasse AIO or PB's TR work well on trim.
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+1 on both of those.



I also tried a sample of the new Danase Diamond Gel on the rear bumper of a Dodge Caravan and I was pretty impressed with how it applied, looks after buffing with a MF, and it has held up for over a month so far. This might just be my new trim dressing of choice.
 
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