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I just ordered this for the bumpers of my Dodge truck and will also use it on the fadded plastic door handles on my X. I had heard good things about it on another forum.
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I usually just paint mine; using flat black it looks great (people don't know it's not factory until I tell them) and lasts a couple of years if you prep your surface right.
I tried some Megiuars plastic restorer stuff on the tupperware one time, and it looked good until the next rain. Now I just mask off and paint--plastic or metal.
I just had some body work done after a deer ran into the side of my Explorer; I had to find a door in a junkyard; it's got some faded black paint on the trim by the window, so I'll have to paint that soon to match the other side.
I have used Forever Black on the trim on two ten yr. old cars and it does everything it says it will. Two coats are usually best. Have an old rag to wipe off any you get on the paint. Really good stuff.......
I have used Forever Black on the trim on two ten yr. old cars and it does everything it says it will. Two coats are usually best. Have an old rag to wipe off any you get on the paint. Really good stuff.......
I just ordered this for the bumpers of my Dodge truck and will also use it on the fadded plastic door handles on my X. I had heard good things about it on another forum.