Waxing vs. Teflon Coating
No, I don't play soccer!
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LOL, I was thinking the same thing about HUD. Take a look at this for more details:
http://www.aerotect.net/aerotect_022.htm
http://www.aerotect.net/aerotect_022.htm
Lead Lap
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A thin plastic protective film that protects (minimizes) the front of the car and mirrors from small stone chips. It sometimes is applied around the door handles and door edges. I've had it on my two RX's, and wish I had put it on my ES330 I had in 2004.
It works !
It works !
Driver
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From: Texas
Teflon Coating
And if you want Teflon coating use Starbrite Marine polish with Teflon. I use it on the leading edges of my plane, makes it smoother and bugs wipe off with damp rag.
Will be waxing my car soon (to damn hot now) with Starbrite. I have the bra on front, hood (8in), top (4 in), mirrors, and windshield posts.
Will be waxing my car soon (to damn hot now) with Starbrite. I have the bra on front, hood (8in), top (4 in), mirrors, and windshield posts.
Pole Position
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Best cleabra material on the market right now. Some companies private label it and call it their own like... aerotect.
www.ventureshield.com
www.ventureshield.com
Lead Lap
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From: Ohio
Best cleabra material on the market right now. Some companies private label it and call it their own like... aerotect.
www.ventureshield.com
www.ventureshield.com
Driver School Candidate
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From: GA
Hello all,
When I picked up my 450h yesterday, the dealer tried to sell me on a new coating where they cover both interior and exterior with a Teflon coating. I don't remember what it is called.
Apparently this eliminates the need to wax for at least five years. But at a cost of $475.
Is this treatment worthwhile? Anyone have any experience?
Thanks!
When I picked up my 450h yesterday, the dealer tried to sell me on a new coating where they cover both interior and exterior with a Teflon coating. I don't remember what it is called.
Apparently this eliminates the need to wax for at least five years. But at a cost of $475.
Is this treatment worthwhile? Anyone have any experience?
Thanks!
Lexus of Atlanta.
Last edited by wisefour; Aug 26, 2009 at 06:44 PM.
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