S.vrt or in and out spray?

[2010vette]

On my Vette the brake fluid reservoir is made of white plastic. Also on the plastic valve cover-covers, Corvette is spelled in red letters. I want to keep these colors bright. So are Super VRT and In and Out Spray just for darker colors? Should I just wipe them off with damp cloth and leave it at that?

Thanks Dave

[w0lfy]

lots of vette guys in here that will give more vette specific advice than me .....I not think it would hurt the lettering but not sure that it would be the best option for this particular application..... give it a few vette enthusiast will respond

[2010vette]

lots of vette guys in here that will give more vette specific advice than me .....I not think it would hurt the lettering but not sure that it would be the best option for this particular application..... give it a few vette enthusiast will respond

Thanks Lee,

[b_pappy]

I use both under the hood of my Vette. They wont darken the colors. The white reservoirs I usually just wipe down.

Where about are you located? I'm in the San Fernando Valley.

Bruce

[Chris@Adams]

I use both under the hood of my Vette. They wont darken the colors. The white reservoirs I usually just wipe down.

:iagree:I use both also!

[2010vette]

I use both under the hood of my Vette. They wont darken the colors. The white reservoirs I usually just wipe down.

Where about are you located? I'm in the San Fernando Valley.

Bruce

 

Thanks Bruce; I'm in Whittier:cheers:

[2010vette]

:iagree:I use both also!

Thanks Chris:thumbsup:

[mc2hill]

On my Vette the brake fluid reservoir is made of white plastic. Also on the plastic valve cover-covers, Corvette is spelled in red letters. I want to keep these colors bright. So are Super VRT and In and Out Spray just for darker colors? Should I just wipe them off with damp cloth and leave it at that?

Thanks Dave

 

While I&O was unavailable some used VRT cut with water 50/50 (or higher - up to 75% VRT) to treat the engine compartment. It works well and is a little more economical than using all that spray!

[1anonly]

I use both under the hood of mine and my plastic pieces look great

[myredc5]

I use both under the hood of mine and my plastic pieces look great

 

[Kingsford]

For plastic under the hood I'd turn to I&O Spray.

 

I use I&O for Under the Hood, Cowl and Plastic undercarriage trim.

 

I use SVRT for Tires, Door Handles, Bed Cover and Bed Rails Basically any plastic facing upwards (besides cowl cause I can't reach).... I have a truck obviously.

[2010vette]

While I&O was unavailable some used VRT cut with water 50/50 (or higher - up to 75% VRT) to treat the engine compartment. It works well and is a little more economical than using all that spray!

 

 

Good to know Michael. Thanks for the tip!

[2010vette]

THANKS Dan, Al and Jason for your response.

[Team Adam's]

On my Vette the brake fluid reservoir is made of white plastic. Also on the plastic valve cover-covers, Corvette is spelled in red letters. I want to keep these colors bright. So are Super VRT and In and Out Spray just for darker colors? Should I just wipe them off with damp cloth and leave it at that?

Thanks Dave

 

SVRT and I&O are for plastic, rubber, vinyl, and similar materials regardless of color. Because black plastic and trim is pretty much the norm many people come to assume that these products are only for use on dark colored surfaces, not at all the case. You're fine to put them on those areas, as a matter of fact they will be protected just the same as any other surface.

[2010vette]

SVRT and I&O are for plastic, rubber, vinyl, and similar materials regardless of color. Because black plastic and trim is pretty much the norm many people come to assume that these products are only for use on dark colored surfaces, not at all the case. You're fine to put them on those areas, as a matter of fact they will be protected just the same as any other surface.

 

 

Glad to hear it from you Dylan:thumbsup:

[b_pappy]

Thanks Bruce; I'm in Whittier:cheers:

I need to schedule a Detail Clinic here pretty soon anyhow, I'll be sure to let you know when & where.

Bruce