Water based dressings?

[D's300C]

what companies make water based dressings? I know that armorall isnt good for dashes because they are solvent based. I looked at other products, but none of them list being water or solvent based. what should I use?

[Farns514]

+1 .... I was always curious by what people meant of water based dressing..

[GoofyTimL]

Check out supporting vendor, Gary Kouba's wesite Perfect Auto Finish. His water-based Ultimate Dressing is what I use for all rubber and plastic. Great info on all aspects of detailing available on his site and via his DVD.

[300CSRT8]

Originally Posted by Ultimatecarman45

Here's dairy based.....

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[greedyk]

Originally Posted by GoofyTimL

Check out supporting vendor, Gary Kouba's wesite Perfect Auto Finish. His water-based Ultimate Dressing is what I use for all rubber and plastic. Great info on all aspects of detailing available on his site and via his DVD.

I use Gary's waterbased dressing and it's awesome.
Tim I don't think he is a supporting vendor anymore!
Correct me if I am wrong
Gary

[GoofyTimL]

Originally Posted by greedyk

I use Gary's waterbased dressing and it's awesome.
Tim I don't think he is a supporting vendor anymore!
Correct me if I am wrong
Gary

What?!! Again?!!! I've only been on here a little more than a year and he's been a vendor, then not, then a vendor again, and now not again? I figured that a vendor was an annual renewal just like membership... but maybe not.

Well, I'm not affiliated with his business, but I sure do recommend and use his products... and will continue to say so when such questions are asked. If that's a rules violation, I'm sure some moderator or ekool with give it to me straight.

[greedyk]

Originally Posted by GoofyTimL

but I sure do recommend and use his products... and will continue to say so when such questions are asked. .

I 100% agree.

[Youngz1]

Try Vinylex for the dash. It's ph balanced and has a nice smell