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gford001
27-11-2013, 06:22 PM
Anyone know any good products to restore plastic trim?
I have some that is pretty badly faded.
Cheers
Glen
Swanie1975
27-11-2013, 07:11 PM
Certain plastics will reach a certain temp and look like new again - I do it on some customers cars. Try with a heat gun but be careful, don't get too close or melt the plastic.
Cheers Ryan
WalrusLike
27-11-2013, 07:42 PM
Armour all seems to make old plastic look good.
Don't know if it lasts though.
Anyone know any good products to restore plastic trim?
I have some that is pretty badly faded.
Cheers
Glen
If it is faded or crazed ..... forget it as either the pigment is broken down or the polymer is degrading ........ all you can do is add a shiny appearance but that doesn't last too long.
any heating is just a band aid & exacerbates the thermal degradation ..... it cant be undone
Chris
gford001
27-11-2013, 09:24 PM
If it is faded or crazed ..... forget it as either the pigment is broken down or the polymer is degrading ........ all you can do is add a shiny appearance but that doesn't last too long.
any heating is just a band aid & exacerbates the thermal degradation ..... it cant be undone
Chris
Cheers.
Might see if I can find some replacement bits then.....
gford001
27-11-2013, 09:25 PM
Certain plastics will reach a certain temp and look like new again - I do it on some customers cars. Try with a heat gun but be careful, don't get too close or melt the plastic.
Cheers Ryan
Will try this first though.
And armorall
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