I have less than 3000 miles on my 2018 Cayman so I just clean the tips with a small microfibre towel and car shampoo as part of the regular wash cycle. The small towel is dedicated for this.
On my 2014 Cayman, I did the same. But I occasionally sprayed the tips with 409 stone/steel cleaner, let it sit a bit and then washed it off. Once, I used Bee's Wax furniture polish that I use on granite countertops and stainless steel appliances but was worried about any possible issues when it got hot. It looked great but I did the 409/shampoo wash immediately thereafter to try to remove it just in case.
I am curious, for those of you who have waxed the tips, any issues with the heat?
On my 2014 Cayman, I did the same. But I occasionally sprayed the tips with 409 stone/steel cleaner, let it sit a bit and then washed it off. Once, I used Bee's Wax furniture polish that I use on granite countertops and stainless steel appliances but was worried about any possible issues when it got hot. It looked great but I did the 409/shampoo wash immediately thereafter to try to remove it just in case.
I am curious, for those of you who have waxed the tips, any issues with the heat?
