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Hi all, I'm going to apply Nanolex on my Tiguan this weekend. Just wanted to check whether I need to be careful in getting it on the plastic trim (to avoid the ugly white marking, etc)? Thanks, all.
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Someone correct me if I am wrong, but I don't think Nanolex is good for plastic. I don't think it would leave a white marking but overspray, if not wiped off would probably mark the plastic.
With careful application, it shouldn't be too hard to avoid the plastic.
I suggest getting some 303 aerospace protectant - that is the best stuff for both exterior and interior plastic.NickZ
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It won't leave white marks, if anything it will just leave some small spots (from the spray) that are slightly darker but this is gone after a day or 2.Originally posted by thebigbear View PostComment
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^ Nanolex Expert almost! lolOriginally posted by team_v View PostCar Care Products Australia
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Thanks, all. Appreciate the advice.Comment
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