hwm3

I did a little demo of Bold N Bright today on Dan's car to show how easy it is to use. Took some pictures and thought I'd share them here.

Fuse box cover



Done



Engine cover before



After



50/50



Complete



The easiest way to apply Bold N Bright to the engine is to just spray it on and let it dry. You can also spray it on a microfiber and wipe things down. This takes more time and is harder to get into the tighter spots, but does use less product.

BlkPnthr

For the engine compartment, I used the Trim Restorer with a microfiber to wipe things down and seemed pretty good as well. I will try with the Bold n Bright the next time.

Are there any Hypermotive cards made yet? One of my neighbors asked about what detailing products I used.

06RubyFire

Will it remove the white wax residue that is on my black trim???

clowe1965

I hate that, go through the effort to wax the car and screw up the trim in the process. Jeff used some stuff that hides it for a few months, but nothing seems to get it out.

alan0614

The best move is to not get in on the trim to start with. I have a small brush with stiff bristles that help remove it.

06RubyFire

I've used a toothbrush before a long time ago, I will try that. I wonder if Frances will mind if I use hers??

hwm3

Bold N Bright should remove the wax residue, but I'd recommend Poorboys Trim Restorer. It is better suited to that type of work. Apply it to the trim, and go over it with a toothbrush or other soft bristled brush.

06RubyFire

Thanks!! sounds good. I will give it a try.

BlkPnthr

Yeah sorry for the miscommunication. Aphasia is sometimes a bitch

hwm3

Just let me know.