Back in the Black - Easy Fender Bumper Upkeep
I found this product today at Pep Boys. It's a 3M product under a Bondo label. You will find it in the body repair/paint isle not the car cleaner isle. It is a really great product and easy to apply. My fender and rear bumper look 100% better now. Sorry the pictures are not that great.
Here'a all you will need:
Restore Black Bondo - comes will the product and a sponge applicator $9.99
Some Gloves
An old rag and some q-tips if you get to detailing -
Look at the difference between the treated hood latch and untreated



Work in the seems with the rag

Works great on the running broads too

The pictures sucks but this stuff really works great and is easy to apply
Here'a all you will need:
Restore Black Bondo - comes will the product and a sponge applicator $9.99
Some Gloves
An old rag and some q-tips if you get to detailing -
Look at the difference between the treated hood latch and untreated



Work in the seems with the rag

Works great on the running broads too

The pictures sucks but this stuff really works great and is easy to apply
Last edited by AZOverland; Oct 16, 2010 at 04:17 PM.
I have used Back to Black before and it's good but I can tell you this is a better product for black. Mothers can be used on any color. This is just for black and dries with no film.
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I bought some of this product and never used it on my Avalanche because shortly after I bought it someone on chevyavalanchefanclub.com found a better product. This is what I and 100's of other Avalanche owners used on our fading plastics and it lasts a really long time.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...inish+restorer
I am curious as to how long this is going to last.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...inish+restorer
I am curious as to how long this is going to last.
i have seen people use a heat gun to revitalize there faded parts.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pw0cWfTZ_dA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pw0cWfTZ_dA


