Keeping fenders black?
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Its a dye. Workes really well. My parents done it on their trail blazer bumper. I was really impressed. It dosent wash off. Ill be using it when mine start to fade. However they bought 2, theirs were amost white and took multiple coats.
Its a dye. Workes really well. My parents done it on their trail blazer bumper. I was really impressed. It dosent wash off. Ill be using it when mine start to fade. However they bought 2, theirs were amost white and took multiple coats.
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I tried Back to Black and I wasn't impressed. I then googled... and discovered 303 Aerospace Protectant which worked really well. Its available at All Americans. It works awesome for the soft top as well.
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The heat gun works , especially on really bad cases, but be careful ,do it as they advise. I tried the peanut butter thing-amazing!!! Its lasted now for 3 weeks !! I haven't washed it yet tho. Its been raining here alot and its held up really well. A bit of a mission to apply ,and don't put too much on ( difficult to polish up then) Its the ground nut oil, of course.