Bring it Black bring it black for me...LOL

[paul]

http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/products/product_honours_2007/208733/bumper_shine.html

Anyway less of the sillyness! i have some trim that autoglym bumper care wont touch as ive rubbed it down with wet and dry - im after a product that can get the black back to a plastic!!

Above any good?? :S

Any ideas folks!!

 

[Schweppy]

Hi! What trim do you mean? The black bit in the rear bumper?

 

[paul]

hey you!! its actually for my wheel arches! (plastic)

 

[Schweppy]

Ah ok. I'm sure someone will be along shortly to point you in the right direction. Tried the tyre silk stuff?

 

[paul]

Ah ok. I'm sure someone will be along shortly to point you in the right direction. Tried the tyre silk stuff?

i would have used that but ive ran out! LOL!! ive read things like peanut putter or oil can do the trick or boot Polish!? :S

 

[Schweppy]

Wow strange!!! LOL. Can u PM me the website for that tyre stuff again plz

Don't wanna be hijacking ur thread.....

 

[paul]

ive just read that cooking oil with a hair dryer works!! :S

 

[D1CKY]

Ah ok. I'm sure someone will be along shortly to point you in the right direction. Tried the tyre silk stuff?

i would have used that but ive ran out! LOL!! ive read things like peanut putter or oil can do the trick or boot Polish!? :S

I've heard this as well but had the impressions it'd leave a greasy film behind so aint tried it
:S

 

[paul]

wheres is Rich the god when you need him!!!

Rich!!! ELLOOOOOOOOOOOO LOL

 

[Bjorn]

Why did you rub down your arches??

Is this something i need to be doing? LOL

 

[paul]

LOL no it had some overspray on it (as i think my car had had some paint work in the past) its come up a lot better - but a little grey for my liking!! just interested in peoples thoughts of ways to get the colour back in to it!! dont want to spray it really! as its not that bad!! the (and its under the car)

 

[MRBILLYUK]

I use wd40 on black trim when white bits start appearing . Works as good as any of these so called " trim restorers " is very durable and being an oil repels water well .

Spray it on an old cloth and rub it in , buff off any excess .

 

[paul]

ill try that Mr Billy Uk and that will also clean up my suspension as well :approve: good thought!!

 

[Brand86]

WD40 works really well actually, and leaves probably the best water repellency out of any of the products I have used, water will bead on plastic like it does on metal. However, the finish isn't that durable so I would top it up with something like AG's plastic dressing.

 

[Rich]

I use AG Bumper Care on the plastic arch liners actually beads water!

Not sure of many products that will mask the sanding marks you have made - just buy new ones

 

[paul]

you cant see the sanding marks!! ^^ just gone a little bit greyer than i would have liked..lol its not bad enough to warrant new ones

 

[Rich]

Black Wow looks very good initally so may be worth a look, does not last any longer than the AG though is is pretty expensive for wheel arch dressing!

On the majority of cars I do I just spray AG Super Sheen under there after washing.

 

[paul]

:approve:

 

[Ali]

Hammerite...

 

[Alan]

Hammerite...

+1

 

[Rich]

Good call boys !

 

[Ali]

Hi there x

 

[Alan]

I love the Hispanic bear..

And the Treen machine xx