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ptfe or wax ?

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jonukas | 13:20 Thu 08th Nov 2007 | Cars
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Is it best to have a new car treated with ptfe or is it better to wax with a top quality wax. I would be interested to hear ABers views on this, because I have read so many contradictary articles regarding this. What are your experiences? Jonukas
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I think it is just another way for the salesman to make extra commision.
17:43 Thu 08th Nov 2007
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I thought ptfe was a tape used by plumbers to seal joins?
12:08 Fri 09th Nov 2007
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you are not trying hard enough Slackalice, PTFE is a acrylic paint guard, and I agree with you, Toureman, it is another way to increase the salesman's commision. Unfortunately for him, I declined the treatment, but if I can get a positive feedback on the treatment, I would buy the treatment and do it myself for a third of the price the car dealer quoted.
Thank you both for your input,
Jonukas
13:14 Fri 09th Nov 2007

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