Jeep Wrangler owners

[DETAILROOKIE]

Sweet!!! Then you know how awesome it is already! Speed is great because it's safe on plastics, trim etc... If you have a car with a-pillars you'll see how speed will clean those up too!

Ive used speed quite a few times and it never disappoints! I wasnt sure about using it on the trim. Thank you for the advice! How did you apply it to the hard top? Machine? If so, what speed and pad?

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[LSNAutoDetailing]

Ive used speed quite a few times and it never disappoints! I wasnt sure about using it on the trim. Thank you for the advice! How did you apply it to the hard top? Machine? If so, what speed and pad?

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Yup, machine... probably speed 5 on the G15 with an orange pad... few section passes. IIRC.


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[grisby]

I find that it protects. If your jeep is already faded due to age I would not expect miracles. That is Why i apply it even to new vehicles. I once did a 9yr old wrangler and the plastic was almost gray. It made it a little darker but not black and the previous owner was applying black wow but only once a yr. ymmv

[PaulMys]

Don't know how I missed this thread, but I used Speed on my wife's Wrangler hard top as well.

I believe it was early July. Fast forward to today, and it still looks deep black and beads great.

[DETAILROOKIE]

Don't know how I missed this thread, but I used Speed on my wife's Wrangler hard top as well.

I believe it was early July. Fast forward to today, and it still looks deep black and beads great.

Thanks Paul! I used your previous advice today and put collinite 845 on the hard top and it shines!


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[DETAILROOKIE]

I find that it protects. If your jeep is already faded due to age I would not expect miracles. That is Why i apply it even to new vehicles. I once did a 9yr old wrangler and the plastic was almost gray. It made it a little darker but not black and the previous owner was applying black wow but only once a yr. ymmv

Good to know! Thank you, I will go to home depot and buy some tomorrow.

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[DETAILROOKIE]

Yup, machine... probably speed 5 on the G15 with an orange pad... few section passes. IIRC.


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Wow awesome to know, thank you!!

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[DoubleH]

Would Megs D166 work on Jeep fender flares as well?

[DETAILROOKIE]

Would Megs D166 work on Jeep fender flares as well?

I've never tried it, but it depends on if they are painted or not. If it is rough plastic trim, then it might not. I used Wolfgang trim sealant in my trim and it works great.

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[mwoywod]

D166 doesn't work well on any porous plastic IME and has even stained rubber trim around the windows of my truck. Even on headlights and tail lights it becomes sticky and difficult to remove. D166 does work great on harder less porous paints and it works really well on glass.