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Exterior Plastic Clean



leeds2592

ClioSport Club Member
  Bean 182 + E70 X5
Eyup,

After cleaning the car I couldn't help but notice that the exterior plastic bump strips let it down abit. I'm eventually going to colour code them but for the time being having to put up with them.
What can I use to get them black and shiny?
I've heard WD40 is good for this. True?

Cheers for any help:approve:
 
  GTD, Lupo
I use 303 on mine but its expensive and water based so will not last long in the wet.

303_aerospace_protectant.jpg


Gorms
 

leeds2592

ClioSport Club Member
  Bean 182 + E70 X5
Heard a lot of good stuff about it and it's only a fiver. Might aswell purchase some and give it a whirl!
 
  Fabia VRS Special Ed
i used auto glym bumper spray on the van and it seemed to attract dust.

+1.

It acts kind of like a glue, so when I parked in a car park near college I came out to find dust all around my windows, front bumper etc...Absolutely fuming!

I did use to use some "back to black" for all plastic bits like that, was very good stuff but I've simply ran out lol.
 
  Iceberg Ph1
I use Auto Glym Vinyl and Rubber care.. works a treat on exterior plastics and also on interior too
 
  Astra 1.9Cdti SRi
I use Auto Glym Vinyl and Rubber care.. works a treat on exterior plastics and also on interior too

+1

Used it on my faded black spoiler, and hey presto its back to black :) iv also used it on my inside panels to give it a shine
 
  Not a 320d
Bumper care, been using it years, dont see the point in using anything else because it lasts long enough for me not to have to worry about re applying. Looks good too and will hide polish marks if you use SRP.
 


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