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Finally found a way to restore plastic, a quick tip
Well I have been searching for a way to restore my plastic for a while and havnt had much luck. I have tried a few different products like back to black from mothers and a few others....didnt have much luck. I was sick of using tire shine and it running onto the paint a few days later. Any who, get you a heat gun and go over it real slow. ITS FEAKING MAGIC!! It literally brings it back to new and stays that way! Thought I would throw this tip out there and pass it along, I found it pretty impressive! After I did my truck I did our work truck at the shop. Check it out
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Man that looks great and thanks for posting that up my rear bumper plastic is faded really bad and it just soaks up the tire shine and stuff i put on it! I will have to try this out!
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I wonder how long it will last
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My truck has been done for a coulple weeks now and looks great. I cant imagine it fading any time in the near future.
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Glad to help man
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That is just by using a heat gun on it or is that putting the tire shine on it and then using the heat gun?
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I ordered some (forever black) and did my wife's jeep fenders and my door handles. It has worked very good for 2 months so far.
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Have you tried it on any other colors?
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Havnt tried it on any other colors, and make sure your plastic is clean and dry before hand, no tireshine
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Cool trick, I'll have to try it
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