Do you apply wax/sealant to door jambs & inner trunk/hood?

[SR99]

(and I realize this is "crazy talk" to 99% of the population)

If not, what do you do to maintain these surfaces, if anything?

And on a related note, when people apply coatings, do you apply the coating to these surfaces?

[hoyt66]

(and I realize this is "crazy talk" to 99% of the population)

If not, what do you do to maintain these surfaces, if anything?

And on a related note, when people apply coatings, do you apply the coating to these surfaces?

I use sealant on mine but only once a year. Makes it easier to dry more than anything

[01GreyStangGT]

Yes. Usually spray wax though.

[swanicyouth]

No. Just clean with a waterless wash every wash. So, they stay pretty clean.

[skubasteve!]

Crystal seal. 1x/ year. Only takes ten min.

[Loser]

Just a quick wipe down after washes to keep it clean and take care of potential water spots. Hit it with Chemical Guys V7 on occasion.

[NinjaPain]

just clean and rinse them...is what i do

[stephent007]

I use a cleaner wax once a year and wipe down with qd after washing.

[Rsurfer]

Some areas in the door jam is hard to reach. Using a brush to clean works, but trying to buff these areas are a challenge. Using Aqua Wax which dries clear solves this problem.

[Tato]

(and I realize this is "crazy talk" to 99% of the population)

If not, what do you do to maintain these surfaces, if anything?

And on a related note, when people apply coatings, do you apply the coating to these surfaces?

I do coat this parts as well along with coating jobs.

Kind Regards.

[Dan K]

I use Meg's D156 spray wax.

[jamesboyy]

I use klasse high gloss sealant or either chemical guys jet seal 109 and wash them every other wash followed by chemical guys v7

[STL-detailer]

I use spray wax on for door jams on every car i do. Or i use microfibers to polish off the wax on the car itself and then use those same rags to then wipe the jam, still works quite well.

[FUNX650]

Yes...
I invariably apply Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant (WGDGPS) to those areas.

Here's a couple of photos of the inner hood;
Kinda sorta of the trunk/hatch;
No jambs photos---but WGDGPS is always present.

http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/data/500/Corvettes_Corsa_14-Copy.jpg (http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/49182)

http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/data/2/DSCN0181.JPG (http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/25589)

Bob

[andrewbmw]

Use reload on all the door jambs, truck lid, ect