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    flat black stripes

    going to pick up my rt scat pack on monday and it has a flat black stripe . i am wanting to know is the any wax or spray wax that will now fade it or discolor the stripe?

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    Re: flat black stripes

    Consumer products that are tried and tested -Meguiars Ultimate liquid wax or Ultimate quick wax

    I typically use optimum car wax (spray wax) or if i need to polish it to remove oxidation and light scratching I'll use Optimums poli-seal

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    Re: flat black stripes

    My car is four years old and I wax right over mine. That being said, they are well protected but are not "flat" black anymore. I might actually replace them one day to get the true "flat" back
    P.s. congratulations on the new scat. That's a nice car!
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    Re: flat black stripes

    My Camaro has them. The car is 6 yrs old and the stripes look like new. I only use D156 or detail spray on them. Never use a polish or paste wax on them. Anything with petroleum or solvents will ruin them.
    In my day we didn't have the Internet, iPods,iPads, or smart phones....but we had some really bad-azz cars.

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    Re: flat black stripes

    op you could always throw CG jetseal matte on the strips. This will actually seal them which is better than just spraying a QD. And it keeps them looking the way they should for a very long time with little to no effort.

    I use the product on pieces you describe all the time, fantastic stuff!

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    Re: flat black stripes

    •In order to maintain as much of the
    "original matte-ness" as possible...
    -I always suggest to use dedicated matte
    products from places like Dr. Beasley's,
    Nanolex, and Swissvax, for example.

    Note:
    Nick, here @ Autogeek, is working
    on some dedicated matte products.


    •But for those that are reluctant to purchase
    matte products from the aforementioned
    Companies/Suppliers/Resellers...

    -here are some Meguiar's products that they
    claim are, more or less: "matte-friendly".

    flat black stripes-image-jpg


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    Re: flat black stripes

    Meguiars D156 worked well on my scat pack stripe

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    Re: flat black stripes

    Quote Originally Posted by gsbell View Post
    Meguiars D156 work well on my scat pack stripe
    It's just cleaning the surface. It's not protecting the pieces from fading and sun damage.

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    Re: flat black stripes

    Quote Originally Posted by idriveblackcars View Post
    It's just cleaning the surface.

    It's not protecting the pieces from fading
    and sun damage.
    Please be so kind as to share your data
    that allows you to unequivocally say that
    triethoxyoctylsilane does not provide for
    Sun-damages/fading protection.

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    Re: flat black stripes

    Quote Originally Posted by FUNX650 View Post
    Please be so kind as to share your data
    that allows you to unequivocally say that
    triethoxyoctylsilane does not provide for
    Sun-damages/fading protection.

    Bob
    Compared to a sealant like I suggested earlier ? A sealant that is specifically designed for a matte application. lol do I need to really give an explainatin ?

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