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    Products that stain / don't stain trim

    There is a thread talking about taping up trim before polishing and Nica asked me which products I use that don't stain trim. Since I haven't tried every product on the market, I decided to make this thread to list the products, from your experiences that stain trim and ones that do not. This can be from compounds, polishes, glazes, waxes, etc.

    STAIN:
    Meguiar's #9
    Poorboy's PwC (white)
    4 Star UPP (not positive though)

    DON'T STAIN:
    Poorboy's SSRs
    Optimum Polish
    Optimum Hyper Compound
    Poorboy's PwC blue
    Poorboy's PwS
    P21S / S100 wax
    Wolfgang HGPS
    Klasse AIO
    Klasse SG
    Jeffs Werkstatt AJ
    Poorboy's Natty's Blue

    Those are the ones that I think of off the top of my head... now that I got the ball rolling, it is your turn! Thanks everyone.
    Last edited by budman3; 05-16-2007 at 05:49 PM.

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    DP MaxWax doesn't stain.
    2005 Phantom Black Metallic GTO-M6
    Head/Cammed-450rwhp/415rwtq
    1/4--12.1 @ 118mph, 1.7 60'

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    Sweet budman, thanks for starting this off. Looking forward to lots of replies.

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    most pure sealants and pure waxes (like Souveran) will not white or stain trim. Any product with a chemical or abrasive cleaner in it likely will, so careful with AIO and most store bought products. Taping is clearly the first choice, but a little pad cleaner or peanut butter removes the white quickly at first notice.


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    Quote Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek
    most pure sealants and pure waxes (like Souveran) will not white or stain trim. Any product with a chemical or abrasive cleaner in it likely will, so careful with AIO and most store bought products. Taping is clearly the first choice, but a little pad cleaner or peanut butter removes the white quickly at first notice.
    What does the staining? Not sure? The chemicals. What in the chemicals. I belive that anything that does not contain silcants will not? I used sourven an stained; easy clean up though. My truck has stipple grain trim. I belive this type of trim will stain because the stipple holds the product. So I would say carefull on the type of trim you have on vehicle. My G6 GT no problem except on stipple. Then The Black Renew comes out love the stuff! Pops the trim.

    Penut butter? For now I awsome creamy! I will have to try it.
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    budman3: sorry to inform you, but Meguiar's #26 does not stain trim. I use it every week in the BMW shop for that very reason.

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    Meguiar's #9 does then. I used both and I thought that they both stained but I guess it was just #9...
    What about UPP, I thought that it did stain but I could be mistaken, anybody know for sure?

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    Meg's #21 WILL stain trim. I ALWAYS tape when I use this.
    They call me "Blue"

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    Blitz wax is a good product....but don't get it on trim what a beotch it was to fix
    The real WyStang:

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    I don't know if Meguiar's 16 stains, anybody know? I haven't experienced staining yet!

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