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You might wanna post this on the Detail board because you'll more responses. And Bret there knows all there is to know about detailing and he's always wiling to give advice. But anyways, I would start by using some peanut oil on the trim to clean out any wax residue and to freshen it up a bit..it will look great but then fade. After it fades (a week or so), use some Mother's Back to Black, which will restore the color. It's important that you leave time for the oil to wear off before applying the B2B or else the plastic won't absorb the B2B. I would stay away from products that actually dye the plastic black.
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- Plastic side skirt fading, how can they be fixed?, Justin S, Mon, 2 Aug 2004 21:40:17
- I just painted my rear deco panel with trim paint from, David, Tue, 3 Aug 2004 08:47:33
- Re: Plastic side skirt fading, how can they be fixed?, Temp User, Tue, 3 Aug 2004 07:41:37
- Well, there are several products out there for this..., turrbo
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