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    That's why they wont idle and you guys have to keep revving them at stoplights
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    I called the dealership to ask what they used and nobody called me back.. big surprise.
    I found this at O’Reilly and used it and I very happy with it. It seems to be very similar to what they used.

    I’m going to use it after I wash the truck and it works on all surfaces like the wheels and plastic and wont leave any residue if you get it on tires or bumpers

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    I called the dealership to ask what they used and nobody called me back.. big surprise.
    I found this at O’Reilly and used it and I very happy with it. It seems to be very similar to what they used.

    I’m going to use it after I wash the truck and it works on all surfaces like the wheels and plastic and wont leave any residue if you get it on tires or bumpers

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    Looks nice but what did you use?
     

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    I called the dealership to ask what they used and nobody called me back.. big surprise.
    I found this at O’Reilly and used it and I very happy with it. It seems to be very similar to what they used.

    I’m going to use it after I wash the truck and it works on all surfaces like the wheels and plastic and wont leave any residue if you get it on tires or bumpers

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    Is it polymers?
    Ceramic?
    Carnuba blend?
    Can you hold a blow torch to it and not damage the finish?
     

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    When we prepped cars for shoots in my former career, most car prep vendors used pledge on tires
    The most beautiful silhouette pistol I ever saw had all the (non-stainless) metal highly polished with no finish applied. The guy who owned it said he cleaned as normal, stored it with a coat of oil, and sprayed it with Pledge whenever he took it out to use.
     
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