CD2 Engine Detailer

[BillE]

It now seems that CD2 Engine Detailer has now truly been discontinued (grumble grumble). I really like this stuff!

So what is everyone using for that final 'go to product' after the engine clean-up?

Thanx...

Bill

[Andr3wilson]

I like CG silk shine or black on black for engine dressings.

303 works well too!

[Setec Astronomy]

Detailer’s Pro Series Trim Detailer, exterior trim spray, black plastic trim spray, molding spray

Meguiars Plastic & Vinyl Coating, exterior trim coating, trim dressing, vinyl protectant

[TroyScherer]

Sonus Trim & Moto Kote !!! FTW !!!


Spray on and walk away. Just like I use CD2...

[RTexasF]

Stoner More Shine......engines, tires, wheel wells, etc.

[PA DETAILER]

megs hyper dressing. 4:1 SOWA

[Helltopay]

I have had good luck with 303. It generally does not hold up well on exterior trim, but under the hood I have found it to have great longevity.

[Pats300zx]

Thankfully I stocked up on CD2 before it was discontinued. Some if the underhood dressing I have had good success with.

Stoners Trim Shine
CG Back to Black
Duragloss Ultimate Detail Spray

As others have all ready stated it you want something with less longevity then 303 works great.

[BillE]

Thanx for all the suggestions!

I even found something yesterday....now where's that piece of paper I wrote on?

Gunk Engine Protector (part # CEB1). Says on the can: Protects and Shines. I know nothing about it, just saw it.

I will give the Stoner's a shot, have it on hand.

Thanx again Guys...

Bill

[TurboToys]

i have half a can of the cd2 engine detailer left and i don't like the way it sits on engine parts. uneven coating and if it touches anything from pliable rubber you can see bad streaks, so any engine bay with aftermarket components is gonna be tough to clean afterwards.

i think i still prefer a good spray bottled dressing product with foam brushes for application.