Hey all. I was sitting around and thought i'd make a post. I posted this on JRS. Not sure if others use this, but I do.
Its called Turtle Wax Ice. Its a liquid wax. Best part is it doesnt haze and dry white. So you can use it on the armor, hoses, even Laws rubber shoulder strapes and make em black. Adds a nice wet looking smooth shine on any armor.
Make that Armor shine! Sandies not included.
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Re: Make that Armor shine! Sandies not included.
i like trying different stuff on my tx .. i found a meguires black that works well .. but i have to apply and rub in then it looks great and later or next day
i have to re wipe as it seperates and looks oily ... so its kida a job to do twice ... most times i dont even bother as its kinda getting beat up and looks like ive been in the battle
but the no white residue .. it may work for me .. ill have to source it out down here
i have to re wipe as it seperates and looks oily ... so its kida a job to do twice ... most times i dont even bother as its kinda getting beat up and looks like ive been in the battle
but the no white residue .. it may work for me .. ill have to source it out down here
i'm so far from normal.
and it's funny cause that's where i live!!!!
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and it's funny cause that's where i live!!!!
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Re: Make that Armor shine! Sandies not included.
138 wrote:but the no white residue .. it may work for me .. ill have to source it out down here
Yeah Thats why I grabbed it for the Tie. I used it on my car and hated being careful around the black trim. lol