I went over all of the plastic parts with a heat gun and that worked fine for a few years. I've noticed that they are starting to grey again in streaks this time and you can see where and how I've applied the heat gun. I've used various remedies previously that essentially rely on oil Inc peanut butter, olive oil, silicone spray etc but the black doesn't last long so I think I'll try Dave Greengrasse's Cherry Blossom technique.
Dave, what exactly is the Cherry Blossom you're using? Is it the old little circular tin or some sort of stuff in a bottle with a sponge applicator?
Photo if possible if you could
Dave, what exactly is the Cherry Blossom you're using? Is it the old little circular tin or some sort of stuff in a bottle with a sponge applicator?
Photo if possible if you could
Best result have the bumper off good wash, then a light wet and dry open the container pour liquid into a container I use a old Chinese takeaway pot piece of foam dip in pot and give the bumper several coats, If you do it with the bumper on mask up body work well it's a bugger to clean it off, And wear gloves
Good luck
Just found this on you tube
How To Restore Faded Bumpers Quick & Cheap - Cherry Blossom Bumper Restoration
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