Willl Quick Sealant protect trim from wax staining?

[TheWolf]

Will an application of QS to textured plastic trim protect it from getting stained with wax residue?

 

In the past, I have used SVRT on the trim before waxing to make it easier to clean up places where wax accidently gets on the trim, but I think it would be faster to apply QS to the trim before waxing.

[Thorsager]

What I do is apply the Quick Sealant to the plastic trim first. I also apply it to the painted surfaces around the trim. Then when I apply the wax I already know the painted surfaces around the plastic are protected and stay away from the trim.

[Sizzle Chest]

Dan, I don't know 100%, however I think it should work fine!  I know it doesn't stain trim. 

 

I like your thought process here...will check in later to see if anyone else has responded.

[Ricky Bobby]

I wouldn't see why it would stain, it should help.

 

I know Phil @ Detailers Domain uses Sonax PNS to protect black trims and it is a similar product to Quick Sealant.

 

Give it a shot in an inconspicuous area

[SweatTheDetails]

Let me clear this issue up for you...Maybe. Depends on the sealant.

[TheWolf]

Anyone else have any experience using Quick Sealant on textured plastic trim to keep wax from staining the trim?

 

I will have to conjure @nick

[Team Adam's]

Yep, QS is perfectly fine as a trim treatment. 

 

QS creates a "shell" of protection, for lack of a better term, whereas SVRT will actually soak into the trim and give it a bit of moisture.

 

They essentially serve the same function, protecting the trim, but they do it in a slightly different way.

[TheWolf]

Which do you think works better for preventing wax stains on trim?

[Team Adam's]

I would say SVRT would work better in that particular scenario.