Black door panels won't stay black

[KTMLC8]

I will have to give it a look, but it is a Meguire's car wash product. I was simply wringing out the wash towel and giving them a good wipe down each time I washed the truck.

 

[lacarruk1]

I will have to give it a look, but it is a Meguire's car wash product. I was simply wringing out the wash towel and giving them a good wipe down each time I washed the truck.

I would greatly appreciate it if you can give me the name of the product.

Thanks!

Kevin

 

[KTMLC8]

Soap Product Name

Meguire's Gold Class Car Shampoo. Leaves your trucks paint thick and lusterous. That last bit is my bull.

 

[mjames007]

I have been having the same problem with my 2005 LR3 - Have to try the washing method.

 

[hysterwv]

The ArmorAll leather wipes worked well for me. I've had my LR3 for 6 weeks. I used the wipes about 5 weeks ago, and have no signs of hazing at this point.

 

[lacarruk1]

Hazy Doors

I just bought the Meguiar's product and will try it this weekend. My dealer has offered complete door panel replacement, but I am not sure I want my doors taken apart, seals broken, etc... if I can fix it myself with some shampoo. I will reply with my results.

 

[lacarruk1]

I tried but the haze came back. The dealer has since replaced all of my door panels (4). No more haze!

 

[daytomann]

Your dealer must be blind if he says that he has never seen this before....I looked at LR3s for the first time ever this weekend.....We were shown 3 demos, I noticed the chalky substance in all 3 demos. It did seem to wipe off with just my finger tips though.

 

[lacarruk1]

Your dealer must be blind if he says that he has never seen this before....I looked at LR3s for the first time ever this weekend.....We were shown 3 demos, I noticed the chalky substance in all 3 demos. It did seem to wipe off with just my finger tips though.

SInce they replaced the door panels, no more white haze. I am happy about that!

 

[grommet]

As mentioned a few times elsewhere, there is an official cleaning process the dealer can do to "fix" this problem. Obviously, if that doesn't work... they can be replaced.