What wax/protectant should I use for this?

[ScubaCat]

I want to take my Ford SD in to a Line-X dealer to have the truck coated with their Kevlar impregnated coating along the bottom of the body work to follow the shape and color (brown/gold) of the two-tone paint that runs from front to back on the sides.

From a distance it would look like the standard body accent color they use but would actually be the liner to protect against rock chip, scrapes, feet, errant carts etc etc...

What I want to know is what should I use to protect the paint that won't have some weird reaction with the liner? Not worried so much about effecting the liner strength but more about the color of it or leaving any funny residue.

If it matters, the main body color is black looks great clean but man what a beeotch to keep looking decent...

 

[tom slick]

do you mean on the non-coated areas?

 

[ScubaCat]

Yes, should any of the wax/sealant/protectant, whatever contact it like it inevitably will at some point, I don't want anything to stain,become chalky, or react in some weird way with the liner coated part.

 

[ionbeam22]

Well, turtle wax ICE (which is made of clear silicone waxes and no abrasives) doesn't leave any residue on trim, and in fact seems to do a good job of "dressing" trim made of plastic/rubber/vinyl.