I'm so glad to have my old 91 740 working again, I'm actually starting
to clean it up and make it look spiffier.
The bumpers were a light oxidized gray. Fella at the auto parts store
recommended this "Back2Black" product, which is a white creamy liquid
which I've applied, and applied, and applied to the bumper. Seems to
need to soak it up, or layer up, or something. Anyway, its now a medium
dark gray.
I bought some "Tire Black" for my tires. Clear liquid. One
application, my tires look shiny, etc. I tried it on one section of the
bumper, and with one spray, that area is shiny and black.
Question is, which product is going to last. If I have to keep
reapplying the "Tire Black" every few weeks, as it says to do for the
tires, that ain't gonna work.
Any experience with this?
Richard Polhill - 07 Jun 2007 23:42 GMT
> I'm so glad to have my old 91 740 working again, I'm actually starting
> to clean it up and make it look spiffier.
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> Any experience with this?
Armor All (Armour All?) is very good. Nothing I've encountered yet
really lasts, but rather than just coat the plastic with a glossy slime,
Armor All renovates plastics by bonding itself to the surface.
They even make a low gloss version which looks a lot more like new
plastic than the glossy stuff does.
It's stunning on interior plastics.