are there and petroleum by products in this stuff? Safe for vinyl windows?
1344269
No, it's graphite. Stuff pencils are made of... ground very fine particles. It is like a dust & is amazing on door locks that get keys stuck. Just hold near the gap or opening & squirt. It will work so smoothly afterwards it's a dream & lasts.
105022
Yes it's ammonia free and safe for tinted windows. But I found this product to be junk! My windows looked worse after using this stuff than before. I used this stuff per the directions and no matter how I used it the windows were left with streaks. I gave it the benefit of the doubt the first couple of times but then ultimately pitched it in the trash and looked for something else.
460091
My gut tells me "no". I've never used it on anything having to do with leather. If I were you, I would look into Lexol leather care products instead of this product which is specifically made for vinyl surfaces. I hope that helps. Good luck!
1666397
I would not use it...actually, even the window cleaner is leaving marks now. I will not be using any of this anymore. On my interior I use Turtle Wax cleaner and protectant, both in the green bottle and on the bumber ends and flares I use back to black.
1254299
I'm sure it contains nothing but components which make it sticky, waterproof, prevent drying, and provide other desirable physical attributes. The only warning on the label is the common one regarding petroleum distillates (use in a ventilated area, away from open flame, etc. etc.). And anyway, it's so effective that poison would be redundant...The lack of a complete list of ingredients on this can doesn't surprise me.Being a tinkerer, I first tried to formulate my own, and did a lot of researching. The ingredients of this and similar products are closely guarded trade secrets. There's usually various oils, waxes, natural resins, and the like. I'm sure it contains nothing but components which make it sticky, waterproof, prevent drying, and provide other desirable physical attributes. The only warning on the label is the common one regarding petroleum distillates (use in a ventilated area, away from open flame, etc. etc.). And anyway, it's so effective that poison would be redundant...The lack of a complete list of ingredients on this can doesn't surprise me.Being a tinkerer, I first tried to formulate my own, and did a lot of researching. The ingredients of this and similar products are closely guarded... » Read More I'm sure it contains nothing but components which make it sticky, waterproof, prevent drying, and provide other desirable physical attributes. The only warning on the label is the common one regarding petroleum distillates (use in a ventilated area, away from open flame, etc. etc.). And anyway, it's so effective that poison would be redundant...The lack of a complete list of ingredients on this can doesn't surprise me.Being a tinkerer, I first tried to formulate my own, and did a lot of researching. The ingredients of this and similar products are closely guarded trade secrets. There's usually various oils, waxes, natural resins, and the like. « Show Less
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No, it is a lubricant, there are no harsh chemicals that should be affected by plastic.
1117974
Of course! I just wouldn't put it on any type of glass that emits heat....like the bioethonol fireplaces in glass etc. And also on Windows that are exposed to a lot of sun.........the plastic sticker may crack with the various types of Thermal excursions cold, hot, humid etc.
1606673
I do not know. It doesn't say on the bottle. You might be able to find more info on Meguiar's website. On the bottle it does say it's safe for all tinted windows. It's also safe on auto dimming mirrors.
1986214
No. I looked it up online. It is one of the few that is petroleum-free. It also works very well!
338942
I would think so-it's great stuff. BUT I wouldn't leave it on there too long and would make sure when done cleaning it that I hose it off completely to make sure it doesn't degrade the vinyl. I know if you leave it on a painted metal airconditioning diffuser it can make the paint soft in time, but I just clean it and hose it off and it' good. It will probably do a good job taking off scum and discoloring on a raft.
177912
Sorry, don't know I put it on my car window. You can use oil if it does leave a sticky residue or goo gone. I had to take another sticker off my window that had been there for years and the goo gone took it right off.
1835419
I do not sell this product, but I use this product. Some vinyls are for indoor use only, it means that are not washables, dust resistance, or heat resistance. I have been using this product in bedrooms and car (Windows and doors) and it last at least 6 months.
2252822
I'm sorry but I have not used the product on vinyl. I t is a superior product on wood and metal.
430178
This is not really a wax-- rather a wax fortifier or glaze. It's probably a wax formulation but highly diluted.I'd keep it off vinyl, leather and most non-glossy plastics.
2083625
Heck yeah you could and I have. It works on anything vinyl/plastic though it might make it greasy. I would suggest armor all on something like that.
1133622
Yes.... This is a petroleum based product.... It is not highly flammable, but would burn.
2185446
I used it on my full canvas enclosure on my boat which has the large clear plastic windows. They were cloudy and perhaps moldy. This product made them like new. I was very impressed.