Treating The Rear Diffuser
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Racer
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From: New York NY
Treating The Rear Diffuser
Just did the winter wax (living in NYC) and was wondering how most folks were treating the rear diffuser....i.e. Armoral type product or equal? I'm not exactly sure what to put on it so I have left it alone for now...what is a generally acceptable product to treat this material with? Thanks in advance.
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From: Fort Mill South Carolina
Originally Posted by prs62
I've been using Poorboy's Natural Look on the rear diffuser, front spoiler, and tires. Tries quickly and leaves a matte finish.
Drifting
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I use RejeX. Some people will tell you not to. It does leave the black a little shinier, more of a satin than matte finish, but by no means glossy, and no white crud in the crevices. I just like the idea of something I can put on everything. And it does help keep it clean.
Pro
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From: Medford NY
St. Jude Donor '05-'07
Originally Posted by RJMan
Sounds like a product I need. Where do you find it?
http://www.autogeek.net/pbnl16.html
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Originally Posted by Buffy
I use RejeX. Some people will tell you not to. It does leave the black a little shinier, more of a satin than matte finish, but by no means glossy, and no white crud in the crevices. I just like the idea of something I can put on everything. And it does help keep it clean.
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Poorboys Trim Shine, Black Again, and Mothers Back to Black are all nice choices.
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