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Bodywork Trim

Dr. Dre · 2005-03-16 12:40:47

The black plastic trim on my car has sun bleached somewhat and is now a greyish colour instead. Has anyone any tips on how best to rejuvenate it? I've used 'back to black' in the past but I don't find it very effective for very long and it's a greasy bugger. Thanks in advance.

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16-03-2005 1:40pm

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Dr. Dre

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The black plastic trim on my car has sun bleached somewhat and is now a greyish colour instead.
Has anyone any tips on how best to rejuvenate it?
I've used 'back to black' in the past but I don't find it very effective for very long and it's a greasy bugger.
Thanks in advance.

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#2 16-03-2005 2:50pm
bazz26

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I have used a silicon based spray that a company called Wurth make. It is a bit expensive and it not designed for this but it did do a good job. Alternatively you could go to your local motor factor and see if they sell an alternative to "Back to Black".

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#3 16-03-2005 7:38pm
CrowdedHouse

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Might be a bit 1980's !! but STP 'Son of a Gun' might do the trick,I think it's still available

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