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  • Gold Class trim detailer Vs. Ultimate protectant (dash & trim restorer)

    Hello guys, could anyone explain the difference between these two products?

    I would like to bring back to life black plastic under the windshield, because it is starting to fade (but it is not fairly faded yet).

    Thanks!

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    Re: Gold Class trim detailer Vs. Ultimate protectant (dash & trim restorer)

    The Ultimate Protecant is newer, going to be a bit more durable. Probably better in most cases.
    2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue

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      Re: Gold Class trim detailer Vs. Ultimate protectant (dash & trim restorer)

      From my experience the Ultimate Protectant lasts much longer, doesn't streak when it rains and restores faded plastic better.

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        Re: Gold Class trim detailer Vs. Ultimate protectant (dash & trim restorer)

        Thanks!

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          Re: Gold Class trim detailer Vs. Ultimate protectant (dash & trim restorer)

          Here's a step to try if you really want your work to last; Clean the panels and treat with your protector of choice. After it's had about a week to cure, cover it with layer of a non-whitening wax. It extends the durability greatly. My black textured cowl panels are still beading in March, having been treated this way in early December.

          Bill

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          • #6
            Re: Gold Class trim detailer Vs. Ultimate protectant (dash & trim restorer)

            Thanks, Bill. I'll try that one.
            I have just ordered Ultimate protectant dash & trim restorer, then after a week I'll cover it with Ultimate Quick Wax (I have it in stock). I hope that's OK.

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            • #7
              Re: Gold Class trim detailer Vs. Ultimate protectant (dash & trim restorer)

              When applying the Ultimate Protectant, make sure you use a small amount and work it in really good. Don't just load it on and let it soak in. If you use it right, a little bit goes a very long way and there should be no residue to wipe off. It will dry completely dry to the touch in a matter of minutes, too.
              Michael Stoops
              Senior Global Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Inc.

              Remember, this hobby is supposed to be your therapy, not the reason you need therapy.

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                Re: Gold Class trim detailer Vs. Ultimate protectant (dash & trim restorer)

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                • #9
                  Re: Gold Class trim detailer Vs. Ultimate protectant (dash & trim restorer)

                  Hom about in the spray just work it in also??

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                  • #10
                    Re: Gold Class trim detailer Vs. Ultimate protectant (dash & trim restorer)

                    what is the best way to get rid of some light white stains on plastic trims ? Is there some kind of cleaning agent to use before Ultimate Protectant that could do the job ?

                    Thanks!

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                    • #11
                      Re: Gold Class trim detailer Vs. Ultimate protectant (dash & trim restorer)

                      Hello Tafner,

                      M39 works great.

                      regards!

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                      • #12
                        Re: Gold Class trim detailer Vs. Ultimate protectant (dash & trim restorer)

                        Thanks Rodrigo, is there a huge difference in cleaning capability between M39 and M40 ?

                        Thanks one more time.

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                          Re: Gold Class trim detailer Vs. Ultimate protectant (dash & trim restorer)

                          Originally posted by Tafner View Post
                          Thanks Rodrigo, is there a huge difference in cleaning capability between M39 and M40 ?

                          Thanks one more time.
                          M39 is definitely a stronger cleaner than M40, but it contains no protection, which M40 does contain. Look at M40 as being a water based dressing with some light cleaning ability and M39 as a dedicated heavy duty cleaner.
                          Michael Stoops
                          Senior Global Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Inc.

                          Remember, this hobby is supposed to be your therapy, not the reason you need therapy.

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                            Re: Gold Class trim detailer Vs. Ultimate protectant (dash & trim restorer)

                            Thanks Michael! After using M39 is it safe to use Ultimate Protectant (or the new one Ultimate Black Restorer) on soft rubber seals around windows or is there something better ?
                            Regards.

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                              Re: Gold Class trim detailer Vs. Ultimate protectant (dash & trim restorer)

                              Originally posted by Tafner View Post
                              Thanks Michael! After using M39 is it safe to use Ultimate Protectant (or the new one Ultimate Black Restorer) on soft rubber seals around windows or is there something better ?
                              Regards.
                              Those are fine, as are any of our other protectants - M40, HyperDressing, ASD, even Natural Shine.
                              Michael Stoops
                              Senior Global Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Inc.

                              Remember, this hobby is supposed to be your therapy, not the reason you need therapy.

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