Originally Posted by billt460
I have been using Turtle Wax, Wax-As-You-Dry for years. (Green trigger spray bottle). It's inexpensive, works well, has a pleasant odor, and won't streak or cause problems if you get any on glass or plastic trim. Wal-Mart carries it. I use it every time I wash, and it really provides a nice gloss. (Just don't believe the part about, "One bottle waxes up to 17 cars").
https://www.amazon.com/Turtle-Wax-T-9-1-Step-Dry/dp/B0007TV6M0
You've hit on a key point: Plastic Trim. Read fine print on the bottles and you'll find that many do not say they can be used on trim. Wax as You Dry can, and also ICE wax can.
I have been using Turtle Wax, Wax-As-You-Dry for years. (Green trigger spray bottle). It's inexpensive, works well, has a pleasant odor, and won't streak or cause problems if you get any on glass or plastic trim. Wal-Mart carries it. I use it every time I wash, and it really provides a nice gloss. (Just don't believe the part about, "One bottle waxes up to 17 cars").
https://www.amazon.com/Turtle-Wax-T-9-1-Step-Dry/dp/B0007TV6M0
You've hit on a key point: Plastic Trim. Read fine print on the bottles and you'll find that many do not say they can be used on trim. Wax as You Dry can, and also ICE wax can.
