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  1. 05-03-2019, 06:52 AM #1
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    Product to prevent new Honda CRV cladding/molding from fading?

    Was thinking Optimum car wax

    Would appreciate any suggestions
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    Re: Product to prevent new Honda CRV cladding/molding from fading?

    Meguiar's Ultimate LIQUID Wax works well on 'plastic stuff'.

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    Re: Product to prevent new Honda CRV cladding/molding from fading?

    Thanks, Bill

    I didn't see where Meg's claims UV protection.
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    Re: Product to prevent new Honda CRV cladding/molding from fading?

    Sonax Polymer Net Shield or Wolfgang Exterior Trim Sealant
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    Re: Product to prevent new Honda CRV cladding/molding from fading?

    Coat it...
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    Re: Product to prevent new Honda CRV cladding/molding from fading?

    Agreed. A coating is the way to go.
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    Re: Product to prevent new Honda CRV cladding/molding from fading?

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    Re: Product to prevent new Honda CRV cladding/molding from fading?

    McKee's 37 Plastic Trim Restorer
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    Re: Product to prevent new Honda CRV cladding/molding from fading?

    Quote Originally Posted by PBoy View Post
    Was thinking Optimum car wax

    Would appreciate any suggestions
    I used OCW for 3 plus years on my Wrangler including the trim. It looked brand new when I sold it while most jeeps of the same age were already grey.
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