Dawn?...just to make sure
2nd Gear Member
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 176
RE: Dawn?...just to make sure
ORIGINAL: Jim D.
Yes, this is much-debated.
Unless your vehicle is horribly dirty or you feel the need to strip wax from the finish, I wouldn't bother with Dawn.
Using a clay and/or pre-wax cleaner or even a good cleaner wax will remove all but the most excessive wax build-up.
While I think you'd be hard pressed to find that using dish soap does any harm to your clearcoat, I prefer to not strip every finish of its lustre, including trim, rubber, etc.
Just use a quality car wash.
Yes, this is much-debated.
Unless your vehicle is horribly dirty or you feel the need to strip wax from the finish, I wouldn't bother with Dawn.
Using a clay and/or pre-wax cleaner or even a good cleaner wax will remove all but the most excessive wax build-up.
While I think you'd be hard pressed to find that using dish soap does any harm to your clearcoat, I prefer to not strip every finish of its lustre, including trim, rubber, etc.
Just use a quality car wash.
As stated - it is much debated.
I *think* the worst part is the effect on rubber seals.
5th Gear Member
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 4,760
From: Northwest Ohio (Fort Wayne Area)
RE: Dawn?...just to make sure
What did you end up using as a topper? Got any pics?
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Boostaddict
Lethal Performance
2
Sep 8, 2015 09:56 PM