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Interior Detailer for engine bay?


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I don't use ID that much. I don't particularly like the smell. So this was a nice discovery haha. I thought I seen a post somewhere where they used ID on the engine bay. Just can't remember where. On Instagram maybe.. made all the plastic pieces look really good.

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VRT and In and Out Spray for me. But then I like it a little shiny. Looks like the Interior Detailer did a good job with less shine. Nice work!!

 

I wonder what the Matte Detailer would be like.

Thanks. I always use the VRT and the spray too. But I really like the look of the ID here. Think I like the matte look better.

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I use Rinseless Wash at wash strength and lots of cheap MF towels. I dress with diluted VRT in a spray bottle, and even out with more cheap MF towels.

Never thought of using the Rinseless. I also use cheap MF towels for the engine bay. I buy them in small bundles from the local parts house.

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When I service a car at the shop and leave hand prints in the dirt thats in the engine compartment. I will usually give it the  "poor mans detail", basically mist it with WD40 and wipe down all the plastic trim. 99.5% of the customers do not open the hood and look, but I dont like leaving signs that I had been in there. The hoods are usually only opened maybe once or twice a year and the dirt is pretty heavy. 

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