Dusty Vinyl Moldings 2010-2012 Mustang

[Bossmustang16]

ok guys I have a 2010 GB Stang and its got vinyl on the front ( I have the CS Fascia and boss splitter) side moldings and rear valence.. The front stays perfect i clean my car all the time and its never really dirty, heck half the time i don't even have to touch the front fascia i'll just rinse it off and it looks brand new which i keep it maintained with mothers back to black and other silicone sprays and what not..but the sides and rear are a different story.. I CANNOT keep the side moldings clean after one drive there already dirty and very dusty as well as the rear.. is there anything i can use to help prevent this or prolong the effect? i don't mind wiping back over with microfibers in-between washes but it doesn't really work..

 

[28ONE]

Got a picture?

 

[07TGGT]

Not really seeing as though are areas of low pressure which the debris will go to along with the tires kicking debris up on them as well. If you want it 100% clean 24/7 don't drive it, just follow Darren's example.

 

[Bossmustang16]

you can check it out there on my facebook if it works?

 

[Bossmustang16]

http://https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=859661987399875&set=t.100000245667682&type=3&theater

 

[Bossmustang16]

i can't ever figure out how to post pictures on this dang forum...

 

[28ONE]

Are you talking about the black plastic trim?

 

[Bossmustang16]

yes i believe so. sorry

 

[28ONE]

First quit using those silcone sprays - dirt and dust magnets. I'd suggest using CarPro Dlux - check out post #54

http://www.s197forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=114344&page=3

Dlux protects the plastic and helps keep it looking new...