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What to use for black plastic bumpers?
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mother back to black...it really does a good job restoring the blackness.
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Great stuff!
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For me, i use mcguire plastic trim....does a very GOOD job..however you need to cover your nose =p dangerous if inhailed.
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Meguiars Gold Class Trim Detailer. Also restores the trim around the windows and the doors.
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I use Mequires black trim restore. $5.49 a can and people ask me what I use as it looks nice. I also use it on the side door protector strip and the inner wheel wells.
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Thanks for the tips guys. I bought a bottle of Mothers Back2Black and applied it - it looks terrific, better than when it was brand new. Very easy to apply, don't even need to buff it. I am sure that Meguiars would have worked just as well. Thanks again.
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