MK5 Golf GTI
General => Detailing => Topic started by: Mk5 GTian on January 04, 2013, 03:15:26 pm
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Got some in my free Autocar kit. Is it any good on the black plastic of K03 GTi's?
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Ian it's not to bad, dose'nt last to long thou, but looks well when 1st put on :happy2:
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I hate it. Have moved to Tire'n'Trim Jelly from Gliptone but have an ED30. On something like the standard MK5, I'd go for a sealant based one eg gtechniq.
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I got it for free, but if it's no good, It's not worth the effort.
Any other opinions before I bin it?
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If you have it, worth while using.
I applied mine with an old microfibre, then rubbed and buffed up :signLOL:
Kept the plastic looking very clean and healthy. My old pug306 plastics uses to grey very quickly, using this they looked minty fresh.
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Mask off and use a heat gun instead if the plastics are faded. If you just want some gloss, it's ok, but there are better products.
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It's not bad definitely worth giving a chance ! It doesn't last all that long and if any drips of water run down it before its dried properly can leave streaks once dry it will bead water.
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I'll give it a go then. Thanks chaps.
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It gives a great shine but also leaves the bumper wet and picks up dirt. You'll find that next time you wash your car it'll come off on the sponge/mitt.
I use Auto Finesse Revive. Goes on well with a satin finish which is more like OEM.