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    Product to use for revitalizing exterior plastic trims?

    hey all,

    im not exactly sure what its called, but im talking about the plastic trim around the outside of the window on both doors of the EP

    i think the same plastic extends to the base of the side mirrors, but anyhow, on with my question

    my EP's trim is starting to fade, not too much, but i can tell that it is not as black as the trim on another car that has been garaged (my car is mostly parked outside since i got it)

    sunlight is not really intense over here at the bay, but i do want to do something for the EP

    so what product would you guys recommend/have used?

    right now i know of Mother's Back to Black, and Forever Black, but i'd rather ask around first

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    I would say for the time being just use Aerospace 303 Protectant. I use a product called black wow. (which is totally awesome) but it doesnt agree with certain surfaces. and its 25.00 for about 4oz. Its awesome to have but I only use it on super bad stuff. Otherwise you can use aerospace. its sp40 and not greasy.

    303
    https://www.autoality.com/store/pc/v...0&idcategory=0

    and Black wow
    https://www.autoality.com/store/pc/v...9&idcategory=0

    just gives you better descriptions

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    thanks! i'll look at those products you mentioned

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    I have also had good luck with Optimum Tire Gel...apply with a foam brush, wait a few minutes to soak in and then buff off with a microfibre or terry cloth towel. Works great and leaves a nice dark black surface.

    Pat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pricha00 View Post
    I have also had good luck with Optimum Tire Gel...apply with a foam brush, wait a few minutes to soak in and then buff off with a microfibre or terry cloth towel. Works great and leaves a nice dark black surface.

    Pat.
    just to clarify, you used tire gel for the plastic trims? interesting :)
    Last edited by DRP967; 10-22-2008 at 08:10 AM.

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    back to black seems to work ok.

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    Quote Originally Posted by J Mo View Post
    just to clarify, you used tire gel for the plastic trims? interesting :)
    most of these type of dressings/cleaners are all the same, you can use them for rubber, plastic, vinyl, etc... For all my rubber and plastics all over my car i only use one product.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ep_hatcher_510 View Post
    most of these type of dressings/cleaners are all the same, you can use them for rubber, plastic, vinyl, etc... For all my rubber and plastics all over my car i only use one product.
    alright, i'll go ahead and do a bit more research then buy something to try out

    thanks for everyone's help

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    id mention a product if i still had the black plastic trim between my window and doors. lol its currently silver at the moment. lol

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