2018 Power Wagon What wax to use on front & rear bumper, If any?

[Lee Stroud]

Hi Guys! I am new to the forum just bought a new 2018 Power Wagon. It is white in color! I noticed the front and back bumpers are painted with what looks like bed liner paint! What can I use on it to protect it and make it shine! I know you can use regular wax cause you would never get the white residue off!

One more thing, what about the black strip on the hood! It is shiny black would it be safe to use regular wax or Turtle wax ICE which you can use on regular plastic trim? Thanks for you help!

 

[Corvette427]

I use silicon based tire shine stuff, keeps the bugs from sticking!

No wax....

 

[Corvette427]

Yes I use my buffer on the black hood stripe on the hood, totally safe.

 

[Lee Stroud]

Sweet ride guys thanks for all you help! I was just getting ready to go out the door to give it a washing, and some waxing! What do you guys think of Turtle wax ICE spray wax until I get to give it a real good waxing? I meant only on painted surfaces of course!

 

[Lee Stroud]

I need your guys help again. While washing the truck I noticed a whole role of bolts or push pins missing on my tailgate right at the top where the tailgate is just on the inside! I have sent pictures to help you identify the spot! Can you send me a picture of what the bolts or push pins looks like? I will order them tomorrow from a local dealer! Thanks Lee Stroud!

 

[enolS]

Hi Guys! I am new to the forum just bought a new 2018 Power Wagon. It is white in color! I noticed the front and back bumpers are painted with what looks like bed liner paint! What can I use on it to protect it and make it shine! I know you can use regular wax cause you would never get the white residue off!

One more thing, what about the black strip on the hood! It is shiny black would it be safe to use regular wax or Turtle wax ICE which you can use on regular plastic trim? Thanks for you help!

I wouldnt use any wax on plastic trim. I use Cerakote Ceramic trim coat, its great. There's some videos on YouTube for how to use but in general..well ventilated, dry surface, let it sit for I believe 30 minutes. Oh and don't use it on the plastic surrounding your windows.


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[Lee Stroud]

Thanks for all the help guys!