Cleaning the plastic fenders

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Jan 9, 2014 | 09:41 PM

#21

k0260

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From: Nevada City California

'Forever Black', automotive specific black plastic dye.

Jan 9, 2014 | 10:10 PM

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stagedtrip

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From: idaho

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Originally Posted by JackDANJK22

Water displacement 40th attempt would work .... But I'm not sure if it's corrosive to plastic ?

I use meguiars ultimate Black ... Can be found at wal-mart & I'm sure everywhere ... I use it a lot ! I'm OCD about the fenders fading ..... So can't really tell ya how long it lasts because I have no other life than continuous applying it ! ; )

Been using it for a year works just fine, I get it free otherwise I'm sure id be using something else, but it is cheap and it does work

Jan 9, 2014 | 10:25 PM

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LoneWolf

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From: Amarillo, Texas

Back to Black works very well for me, except for where gas spills on the fender and rear bumper. For gas spots, it takes several applications, but even that eventually will come out.

Jan 12, 2014 | 02:00 PM

#24

ArmyW4

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From: Fullerton, California

I use tire foam. Any brand, the cheaper the better. Spray it on and scrub with a soft bristle brush and wipe off excess with a cloth. The fenders look brand new.

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