Dupont teflon product line

SVTcobra04 · 04-03-2005, 04:42 PM

Anyone tryed Duponts new teflon line of waxs and washing products?do they work good?

Rodo · 04-03-2005, 07:45 PM

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Originally Posted by SVTcobra04

Anyone tryed Duponts new teflon line of waxs and washing products?do they work good?

I have tried the tire shine stuff, but it seems like it slings off just as easy as the other brands. If you put it on and let the car sit for a day or two, it stays on pretty good, but still slings off a little. It does however give the tires a great shine.

tazzracing1 · 04-04-2005, 08:37 PM

I have used the wheel cleaner works really well and tried it also on my friends pro stars with 2 yrs of dirt on them took to coats but came out looking almost new.

ausie · 04-06-2005, 07:17 AM

I have tried the wax on my black Exploder. I was not too impressed with the results first off. Since I do not wax that thing as much as I do the Cobra I figured I would try it out. I found that it is not any different from other waxes except that it is harder to remove after it dries. I will stick with Meguires NXT for the Cobra. The teflon dupont wax collected dirt just as fast as any other wax so it did not seem all that spectacular to use it again. I have used other products that had better results which were easier to remove and lasted just as long. I am not saying not to use it. I was just not impressed as it did not hold up to its claim as a dirt repeller. It took much longer to remove than other products, and considering the size of the exploder, I did not want to spend all week cleaing it.

04-03-2005, 04:42 PM	#1
SVTcobra04 Registered User Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: md Posts: 205	Dupont teflon product line Anyone tryed Duponts new teflon line of waxs and washing products?do they work good?

04-04-2005, 08:37 PM	#3
tazzracing1 SCMC Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Paw Paw, michigan Posts: 904	I have used the wheel cleaner works really well and tried it also on my friends pro stars with 2 yrs of dirt on them took to coats but came out looking almost new. __________________ 2003 S/C Cobra(born 6/10/2002 #439 of 8394) 2.93 pulley/Cold air intake X-pipe with cats/Magnaflowcatback Strut tower bar and subframe connectors MGW shifter second to none/best of the best Billetflow pullies with snub pulley 1997 Cobra(retired) www.michiganmustang.com

04-06-2005, 07:17 AM	#4
ausie Don't let the dog drive Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Kinston, NC Posts: 1,883	I have tried the wax on my black Exploder. I was not too impressed with the results first off. Since I do not wax that thing as much as I do the Cobra I figured I would try it out. I found that it is not any different from other waxes except that it is harder to remove after it dries. I will stick with Meguires NXT for the Cobra. The teflon dupont wax collected dirt just as fast as any other wax so it did not seem all that spectacular to use it again. I have used other products that had better results which were easier to remove and lasted just as long. I am not saying not to use it. I was just not impressed as it did not hold up to its claim as a dirt repeller. It took much longer to remove than other products, and considering the size of the exploder, I did not want to spend all week cleaing it. __________________ 2004 SVT Cobra, Silver, February 2004 SVT Build # 2485 out of 3768 SLP Loudmouth Cat-back UPR double lock firewall adjuster UPR GMS extreme double hook quadrant Wheels: Ford SVT 10th anniv. wheels (track duty) SVE 10th anniv. style 17x9F, 10x10.5R BBS RK Plasma 18x8.5F, 18x10R (retired) (retired) 2001 black SVT Cobra, October 2001 missed but not forgotten

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