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Re: UPDATE - Peeling "Soft Touch" Button Surfaces
Posted by aero [Email] (more from aero) on Tue, 6 Jun 2006 12:16:03
In Reply to: Re: UPDATE - Peeling "Soft Touch" Button Surfaces, boyd, Mon, 5 Jun 2006 11:37:36
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It's a car polish, but can be used on hard plastic, glass, as well as paint. I used it on my 93SS interior aluminum trim areas, the vertical hard black door trim, headlight lens, tail-light lens, and tail pipes for example. It will not stain rubber, but I don't use it on those parts usuaslly.
Thinking about the cleaning properties of Klasse, I want to change my recommendation to something less intense on those soft-touch buttons. Instead I would use Finish Kare (FK) 425. It is also a spray bottle polymer sealant similar to Klasse without the strong cleaning agents (which could strip the soft touch even more, I fear in your case.) And this thing can be used on "everything "on your car (maybe not on the leather thought.) Use it like a spray detailer in and out of your car and the great thing is that it is layerable. This will allow you to build up polymer layers atop those items you're protecting while de-tracting dust due to its anti-static properties.
Do a search for both on Google's Froogle. You will find these products invaluable to your car care regimen. Good luck.
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