Engine Bay Plastics

[MadMartigan23]

I'm curious if using the Graphene Detailer/Graphene CS3 would work on Engine Bay Plastics?  Also, how is the Adam's Graphene VRT on engine bay plastics?  I feel there is only so much you can really do to protect those areas and both the detailer/CS3 and VRT would work.  Thoughts?

Edited March 13 by MadMartigan23

[Rich]

Works fine.  I've been using all of them on my engine parts for years, both plastic and stainless with no issues.  

[falcaineer]

Yes, all would work. But of those, my preference is actually one you didn't list, Interior Detailer. As a spray, you can use it over the entire engine bay after cleaning and (mostly) drying, and simply close the hood. It'll dry and self level, requiring only a quick level if any and leaves an incredible finish.

[MadMartigan23]

9 hours ago, falcaineer said:

Yes, all would work. But of those, my preference is actually one you didn't list, Interior Detailer. As a spray, you can use it over the entire engine bay after cleaning and (mostly) drying, and simply close the hood. It'll dry and self level, requiring only a quick level if any and leaves an incredible finish.

Awesome, thank you for the feedback I appreciate it.  

[MadMartigan23]

17 hours ago, falcaineer said:

Yes, all would work. But of those, my preference is actually one you didn't list, Interior Detailer. As a spray, you can use it over the entire engine bay after cleaning and (mostly) drying, and simply close the hood. It'll dry and self level, requiring only a quick level if any and leaves an incredible finish.

 

Edited March 14 by MadMartigan23

[falcaineer]

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