Safe on All Surfaces

Do you ever take the time to read the labels on containers of conventional waxes & polishes? A lot of people don’t. They’ve been polishing their cars the same way for so long that they don’t read anything—they just take off the cap, pour out the polish, and start rubbing.

But what people should know is that, while conventional waxes & polishes haven’t changed very much over the years, cars have! Today’s cars & trucks aren’t made of just metal any more. And that’s important because if you read the wax & polish labels, you might see this: Not intended for use on vinyl, wood or simulated wood, plastic, metalized plastic, trim, decals or flat paint.

The reason car polish & wax manufacturers don’t want you to use their products on these surfaces is because their products contain solvents & abrasives. On non-metal surfaces, solvents can cause drying & cracking, and abrasives can scratch and stain. If you’ve ever polished your car, then you know how important it is to avoid the black vinyl trim. Wax & polish will turn it white immediately, and it’s almost impossible to restore it to its original rich color. Solvents & abrasives can have the same affect on other non-metal parts of your car; it’s just that you don’t see it right away.

But even if you do read the label and try to be careful, the real trick is trying to figure out where the non-metal surfaces are. Do you know which parts of your car are made of plastic, or metalized plastic? It’s hard to tell just by looking, or even by touching.

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Non-metal areas where conventional waxes & polishes should not be applied!

But there’s a pretty good chance that your car’s bumpers, quarter panels, and hubcaps are made of plastics. Parts that used to be chrome are now frequently plastic, and there’s probably a lot of vinyl & rubber trim on your car too. Why is there such a disconnect between today’ cars & trucks and today’s waxes & polishes? We don’t know, there just is—except for Too Easy, of course.

If you read the label, what you’ll see is that Too Easy car care products such as the car wash and car polish are safe—and recommended—for exterior surfaces including vinyl and rubber trim, plastic molding—even decals! Even decals! How about that? That’s because Too Easy’s patented formula contains no solvents, abrasives, or silicones. It’s even biodegradable!  Too Easy car care products are also environmentally safe cleaning products!