Need aerosol spray dressing!!!

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00GREENMACHINE

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I am out of my Meguairs Accent Dressing. I use it on my bottom trim and under my hood because there is a ton of black plastic. Can someone recommend another aerosol for me. I find the aerosol easier then a spray bottle. I like having the controlled spray of it. I know adams has some but its almost 9.00 a can!! Autodetailingsolutions is out also..
 
Stoner's More Shine Less Time works well for me. Purchase by the case direct from them or single cans @ Pep Boys.
 
No Touch is $2.40 a can at WalMart.

They invented aerosol tire sprays. They contain no petroleum distillates and offers UV Inhibitors. It doesn't sling or turn rubber brown.

It works great on plastic cladding, trim and under the hood.
 
00GREENMACHINE said:
Guys, I am not looking to replace my tire dressing I am looking to spray the exterior trim pieces, and some interior pieces.
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Yes we know, but all the products mentioned will work for your needs. All of them will work for plastic or vinyl. You also mentioned engine dressing and they'll all work too. Re-read the posts and check True Detailers link description.
 
00GREENMACHINE said:
I know they sell cd2 at autozone or advance what about this spraywax instant shine.

I thought no touch was a foam.
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I don't know of any store that carries it. I buy it by the case off the automagic truck that comes by my shop. same company runs the site i posted above.

Its cheaper to buy it by the case, for me it is at least, i'm not sure how they treat retail customers so you should email them about that.
 
00GREENMACHINE said:
I am out of my Meguairs Accent Dressing. I use it on my bottom trim and under my hood because there is a ton of black plastic. Can someone recommend another aerosol for me. I find the aerosol easier then a spray bottle. I like having the controlled spray of it. I know adams has some but its almost 9.00 a can!! Autodetailingsolutions is out also..
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Since you like Accent detailer, why not try the consumer version, Meguiars Exterior trim detailer. The product should be available at autozone, Pep boys or other parts stores.

Eric
 
edschwab1 said:
Since you like Accent detailer, why not try the consumer version, Meguiars Exterior trim detailer. The product should be available at autozone, Pep boys or other parts stores.

Eric
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That all rick had last time. I liked it ok. I cant find it in my local autozone. I think both are the same with difference lables.
 
00GREENMACHINE said:
CAN YOU SEND ME A DIRECT LINK. I cant find the freaking in & out detail spray. :wall
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I just call them. I also can never find it online. If you click on the Picture of the In and Out Spray the number is at the bottom of the picture.

Richard
 
97F1504x4 said:
I just call them. I also can never find it online. If you click on the Picture of the In and Out Spray the number is at the bottom of the picture.

Richard
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MAN I thought I was going crazy!:lmfao
I called also and he does not know if shipping is included. If it is its a pretty good deal.
5.95 a can
48.00 a case.
 
00GREENMACHINE said:
MAN I thought I was going crazy!:lmfao
I called also and he does not know if shipping is included. If it is its a pretty good deal.
5.95 a can
48.00 a case.
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Let him know your buddy(ME) has purchased it in his Costa Mesa Store in So. Cal. and only pays 4.00 per can when buying a case. In the store it is normally 4.99 and you where wondering if he could do that for you.

Richard
 
i got some no touch this weekend and used it on my engine. I does fine but I am looking for a no foaming spray. I guess you cant win them all.
 
I use Stoners Trim Shine for the wheel wells and it works well on the plastic there. Don't see why it wouldn't for the plastic in the engine if you really want an aerosol for that area. Personally I use water based protectants like 303 and Mothers applied with a foam app in the engine. I like Trim Shine for wells because it dries very quickly and dries hard. The other aerosols mentioned in this thread I find stay wet and need to be buffed when used on plastic.
 
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