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Exterior "dressing" is recommended prior to buffing, polishing, and waxing. Exterior dressing protects the rubber moldings, trim, plastic door handles, and windshield wiper arms from buffing residue, making final clean-up easier.

What to Do:

1. Dress Fenderwells & Bumpers
   After the fenderwells have been properly washed and cleaned, spray the fenderwells with a synthetic dressing. This will give the wells a new look without having to re-paint them. Do not towel the fenderwells dry. Let the dressing penetrate.
2. Dress Tires
   Dress all tires with a synthetic dressing. Avoid spraying directly onto the tires; rather use an applicator pad. This will help reduce dressing from "slinging" onto the body panels when driving. Keep dressing off the wheels and wheel covers. Let the product penetrate. Wipe the dressing off with a towel, if desired, for a satin look. Keep it on for a glossy look.
3. Dress Rubber Moldings, Trim, & Door Jambs
   Using an applicator pad, dress the rubber body panel moldings and trim around the vehicle. This will not only leave a water proof barrier on these areas, but make wax residue clean-up easier. Do not dress chrome or painted moldings. Now open all doors, including the trunk, and dress the rubber jambs.
4. Dress Windshield Wiper Arms
   Finally, dress the windshield wiper arms with an applicator. Keep the dressing off the glass and chrome.

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