Is this safe on the car's exterior plastic moldings?
1269750
I've never had any problem with it when it comes in contact with moldings via overspray. When I get done washing my car I use this product on the painted surfaces. Then I dress my tires with a gel. I use Armor-All tire gel. I then use the gel on all of my plastic moldings(side-view mirrors, under-paint trim areas, window moldings etc.) and it works and looks great. Keeps the plastic looking new. Just use a good, strong cloth to apply it with. I'm sure any gel would do. Gels work better than sprays for plastic surfaces in my opinion.
1269751
Yes, but you should try to keep it on the paint. It isn't made for plastic.
2091890
Yeah it's safe on plastics. It's hard to say whether it will help or not, but if you spray it around the edges of the button then press the button a bunch (and repeat a few times), you should get the cleaner inside the mechanism to do its stuff.
696706
Yeah, I did on some of my interior trim and it worked great. Just do it in low humidity, use the second buff pad, and give it time to dry before touching it. If interior is all you need though, I used some cheap vinyl polish/protectant and that works really well for me on my interior surfaces as well. This stuff does wonders for my exterior vinyl though. I used it once a year ago and it still looks great after going through car washes and mag chloride.
1679836
Should work, but wont suggest. Reason: more plastics inside are cancerous in hot regions - while your car heats up in summer
390223
I used 3M automotive molding tape on my BMW because I didn't want to drill holes. Worked perfectly which means it can work on ANY car.
1441145
I used it on painted drywall and even on a metallic white AC vent. On the vent I removed it quickly afraid that it can be corrosive and lead to oxidation. So far the mold have not returned and the the vent is fine.
1970034
Hi! Yes! Here is the full answer straight from the Goo Gone website FAQ: "Question: Can I use Goo Gone on my car or motorcycle to remove sap, tar, sticker adhesive and dried latex? Answer: Traditional and Automotive Goo Gone formulas are safe to use on your car's exterior, using instructions for hard surfaces. To clean interior stains, use the instructions for carpeting and upholstery. Goo Gone may also be used on vinyl and non-tinted glass."
2169959
I wouldn't know. Its a felt surface with a plastic type backing. You would have to run a test. I have 2 of them under 2 leaky antique cars that drip and I don't ever foresee a need to clean them or replace them. I would buy them again if I had to. At that cost I would just replace them if you need to.
1898629
My only experience with plastic was side molding on the car that was colored!
1920222
I have not tried Rain-X on plastic shields. THE LABEL STATES: DO NOT USE on plastics unless pre-approved by the manufacturer of the plastic to be treated. Do not use on or allow product to contact painted surfaces, non-clear surfaces trated with anti-reflective, scratch resistant or other coatings.- There is a car wash that is termed AUTO DRYING that tends to make the water run off the car body, similar to what Rain-X does to glass that should be ok to use on plastic visors. Look in the car wash soap section at the store and read the label.Also, the motorcycle shops carry something that should take care of what you want to do. I have not tried Rain-X on plastic shields. THE LABEL STATES: DO NOT USE on plastics unless pre-approved by the manufacturer of the plastic to be treated. Do not use on or allow product to contact painted surfaces, non-clear surfaces trated with anti-reflective, scratch resistant or other coatings.- There is a car wash that is termed AUTO DRYING that tends to make the water run off the car body, similar to what Rain-X does to glass that should be ok to use on plastic visors. Look in the car wash soap section at the store and read the label.Also, the motorcycle shops carry... » Read More I have not tried Rain-X on plastic shields. THE LABEL STATES: DO NOT USE on plastics unless pre-approved by the manufacturer of the plastic to be treated. Do not use on or allow product to contact painted surfaces, non-clear surfaces trated with anti-reflective, scratch resistant or other coatings.- There is a car wash that is termed AUTO DRYING that tends to make the water run off the car body, similar to what Rain-X does to glass that should be ok to use on plastic visors. Look in the car wash soap section at the store and read the label.Also, the motorcycle shops carry something that should take care of what you want to do. « Show Less
2205811
I don't know but this emblem is plastic which I don't know if it will be durable while car is outdoor....
578951
Yeah it's safe on plastics.It's hard to say whether it will help or not, but if you spray it around the edges of the button then press the button a bunch (and repeat a few times), you should get the cleaner inside the mechanism to do its stuff.
746959
yes, my front bumper and rear bumper are plastic. Mothers made it shine like new and protect it from road grime.
570139
The packaging label does not specify if the product is safe with plastics. Should be safe and purchase products specifically for your application.
833039
I really doubt it. The mold is silicone and probably won't take temps that high. I really don't know for sure though. I do know when the pour-able plastic "goes off" its gets uncomfortably hot, but not into those ranges. Sorry, I hope this helps.
477369
I made a bumper sticker using the white waterproof vinyl and it has survived the car wash a few times per week for a few months. I'd say do a tester and definitely wash cold!
467654
Found in my vehicle a needed moulding tape to secure. You can find it at automotive stores