Do any of y'all seal, wax or ceramic coat your tractor??

[paulsharvey]

Sometimes I spray off the dust, and recently I have cleaned the old grease up, but no, I don't 'wash or wax' it

 

[paulsharvey]

On vehicles; I do wash my truck and wife's car after love bug season and when they get real dirty; but maybe a month ago, I made the mistake of parking near a wild cherry tree, and wow, the seedy, purple, gritty bird poop really pops on a white truck...

 

[jyoutz]

I recently bought a foam canon for my pressure washer and filled it with a car wash/wax product. I used it on my Jeep and it covered the vehicle with a thick clinging foam. After letting it soak for a bit, I rinsed it. The jeep turned out sparkling clean with no scrubbing. I’m going to try it on my tractor soon.

 

[scootr]

I recently bought a foam canon for my pressure washer and filled it with a car wash/wax product. I used it on my Jeep and it covered the vehicle with a thick clinging foam. After letting it soak for a bit, I rinsed it. The jeep turned out sparkling clean with no scrubbing. I’m going to try it on my tractor soon.

I got one of those things that uses regular dish soap. Cars come out real clean with no scrubbing. Soap, rinse, and dry.

 

[jyoutz]

I got one of those things that uses regular dish soap. Cars come out real clean with no scrubbing. Soap, rinse, and dry.

I think I could use any soap in my foam canon. But dish soap does strip the wax, so I use a car wash/wax product.

 

[oosik]

My tractor is always parked in a large carport - out of the sun - when not in use. The dust provides a protective layer for the paint.

I brush the dust off the seat - wipe the bird poop off the steering wheel - before I sit down.