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Trim Question
On my trim on the front and rear quarter panels it appears to be faded ( show's it in pic). Just wondering what i can do to restore it . I've tried tire shine, even wax, but the wax only turns it white. Any sugestions? Thanks.
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RE: Trim Question
it seems like the plastic is faded...you could try painting the trim or somethin
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RE: Trim Question
I dont really want to paint it because it wouldn't match the rest of the trim.
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RE: Trim Question
paint ALL THE TRIM ;) problem solved. either painted to match OR just painted black.
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RE: Trim Question
There are a few options for a trim restorer. 1) Poorboy's Trim Restore 2)Migliore Brillant Trim Protectant, and numerous others at local shops, but these are my two favorites.
Here's one of Poorboy's Trim Restore: http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k1...eep/Jeep10.jpg And one of Migliore Trim Protectant: http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k1...ingTest007.jpg |
RE: Trim Question
Thanks, that is more of what i had in mind. I'll have to see if i can find some and give it a try.
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RE: Trim Question
I order my Poorboy's from Glimmer Glass Detailing:
http://www.glimmerglassdetailing.com/trim-restorer.html And my Migliore from: http://www.migliorewax.com/trandplpr.html Hope this helps. |
RE: Trim Question
Look for a product called Back to black, it works by far the best out of anything i have tryed. I beleave its easy to get ahold of. Make sure you scrub the trim down with some sos pads b4 you use any of these products, for the best outcome.
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try some armor all. its vinyl and plastic protectant. i bet it'll do the trick
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RE: Trim Question
I have tried some protectant, but it doesn't work very well.
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