Black WOW

and lets not forget the plastic trim is not meant to be shiny.:thud:;bigwave:

I have lovely polish marks going round my front number plate. I will try my duragloss wax remover on this and report back to how good it is or not.

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Originally Posted by ianking

Why not try the black wow after the peanut oil.
Im sure that would be better than following up the peanut oil with AG.

I still stand by that black wow lasts longer than AG and runs less as well.

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I'll give that a try next time Ian.:thumbs up:

But TBH, I've never had auto glym run on me.:confused: but then, after applying, I run a hot wet cloth over the arches to smooth over the finish.

A.:D

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Originally Posted by ScottieDoop

and lets not forget the plastic trim is not meant to be shiny.:thud:;bigwave:

I have lovely polish marks going round my front number plate. I will try my duragloss wax remover on this and report back to how good it is or not.

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But I want it SHINY. And when i don't get what I want I kick and scream and shout and go into a terrible tantrum like you wouldn't believe.

Becoming quite the duragloss lady these days aren't you.:moonie:

A.:D

The amount you folks spend on cleaning products you'd be cheaper buying new trim every time you washed your car :Whistle: at least then it would be perfect :rolleyes:

The cars are always perfect Alan they are Mini's:thumbs up:

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Originally Posted by AndyP & Lenore

But I want it SHINY. And when i don't get what I want I kick and scream and shout and go into a terrible tantrum like you wouldn't believe.

Becoming quite the duragloss lady these days aren't you.:moonie:

A.:D

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well why not colour code

if the plastic trim was meant to be shiny then it would have come that way from new.:argh::argh:

honestly.:hand::p:p

Well, when I say shiny, I don't mean glossy. Just a nice shine on them. In a shiny matt black kinda way.

A.:thumbs up: