Jeep Commander Water Stains

7 messages, Last post on Dec 11, 2008 at 9:32 AM

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#6 of 7 Re: Jeep Commander Water Stains [JLS99] by 2ndjeep Dec 11, 2008 (7:34 am)
Replying to: JLS99 (Dec 10, 2008 9:18 am) Again, thank you for the information. I'll contact the dealership immediately. Besides Scotch Guard, I was notified by the dealership that they do offer treatment of the interior. It's called Simoniz, and it works like Scotch Guard, but its' professional grade and is guaranteed for a lifetime. Obviously it's for an extra cost, but that also could be an option for you. Simonizing is also available for the exterior of the car as well. Replies to this message: steve_ (Dec 11, 2008 9:32 am)
#7 of 7 Re: Jeep Commander Water Stains [2ndjeep] by steve_ HOST Dec 11, 2008 (9:32 am)
Replying to: 2ndjeep (Dec 11, 2008 7:34 am) its' professional grade But what does that mean? A "professional" at the dealer applies it? The yard guy in other words? A pro would probably use Zaino or similar. I think mop & glow stuff is just wax and Scotchgard. It's a huge profit center for the dealers and you better check the guarantee for "gotchas." Rip-off room revisited

#6 of 7: Re: Jeep Commander Water Stains [JLS99] by 2ndjeep; Dec 11, 2008 (7:34 am)

Replying to: JLS99 (Dec 10, 2008 9:18 am)

Again, thank you for the information. I'll contact the dealership immediately.

Besides Scotch Guard, I was notified by the dealership that they do offer treatment of the interior. It's called Simoniz, and it works like Scotch Guard, but its' professional grade and is guaranteed for a lifetime. Obviously it's for an extra cost, but that also could be an option for you. Simonizing is also available for the exterior of the car as well.

steve_ (Dec 11, 2008 9:32 am)

#7 of 7: Re: Jeep Commander Water Stains [2ndjeep] by steve_ HOST; Dec 11, 2008 (9:32 am)

Replying to: 2ndjeep (Dec 11, 2008 7:34 am)

its' professional grade

But what does that mean? A "professional" at the dealer applies it? The yard guy in other words? A pro would probably use Zaino or similar. I think mop & glow stuff is just wax and Scotchgard. It's a huge profit center for the dealers and you better check the guarantee for "gotchas."

Rip-off room revisited