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Old 05-03-2019, 05:21 PM   #1
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Front cap treatment

Curious if anyone has applied any treatments to their front cap that help keep the bugs, dirt and grim from sticking? I’ve seen numerous spray on treatment advertisements for cars that will repel dirt and
Water and wondered if anyone has tried anything they would recommend. Thanks.
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If you have the painted RW then any product that works on cars/trucks should work on the front cap as it's automotive paint that was used.
Never tried any product you mentioned, but a good wax job 2-3 times a year definitely helps.
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A good paste wax and elbow grease..... Thats a great protector...
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