Cleaners and Protectors for Plastic Parts

evmillerbronco

I'm looking for recommendations on best products to clean/protect the massive amount of plastic on my Bronco - inside the trunk, vehicle and exterior around the wheel wells, etc. My vehicle is 6 months old and the exterior plastic already is dulling/showing scratches.

A lot of excellent products made by Chemical Guys and others.

evmillerbronco

I'm looking for recommendations on best products to clean/protect the massive amount of plastic on my Bronco - inside the trunk, vehicle and exterior around the wheel wells, etc. My vehicle is 6 months old and the exterior plastic already is dulling/showing scratches.

This is what we use with good results.
https://www.chemicalguys.com/produc...luxLga-dcEn4zdwb8IM-NUvNnXu_DBFgaAhTUEALw_wcB

Or you can do as we are now doing. Lean into the dirt, I love to park my muddy bronco next to a guy at my office complex very modified Jeep that has never seen dust let alone dirt.

Jakob1972

Or you can do as we are now doing. Lean into the dirt, I love to park my muddy bronco next to a guy at my office complex very modified Jeep that has never seen dust let alone dirt.

I finally cleaned Nag for the first time since I think Moab in April.outside is easy. But I did the interior, undercarriage and under hood also. He was filthy!

I’ve been a fan of CarPro products ever since I first used their ceramic coatings on my Mustang in 2019. For plastics, their Perl product is outstanding; you will dilute it by 5/1 or 3/1 depending upon interior or exterior use, so you don’t need to buy much.
I’ve now used it on my new 2024 Bronco and like it a lot.
https://www.carpro-us.com/wheels-trim/carpro-perl-500ml-17oz/

Aerospace 303 is good stuff. Great plastic protector/cleaner.

Lots of options out there with newer tech built in. Id personally avoid chemical guys as they are more of a marketing company rather than focusing on actual quality stuff, turtle wax graphene, meguiars pro line, 303 aerospace, optimum polymer all work. Id first clean the plastic with an apc and then with it all off then apply and follow instructions

I am all about chemical guys. Great cleaners for the entire rig