mark666freelander
New Member
hi guys do these come in black and grey? or are mines just that faded that there now grey lol
mark666freelander
New Member
cheers mate i did think that they were grey but wasnt 100% sure
mark666freelander
New Member
hmm interesting mines is a y plate registered in april 2001 so it must of been 1 of the last ones . a heat gun ?
mark666freelander
New Member
i see give them a new shine so to speak. i will go easy on them i know how quick things can melt with them
teddywood1
Well-Known Member
some people use boiled linseed oil
Singvogel
Well-Known Member
And some folks use Peanut Butter - they advise to use the smooth kind rather than the crunchy type - but they omitted to say whether the one with the red jelly is any good.
But my vote goes to ...............................................
............................................. Autoglym Bumper & Trim Gel.
Singvogel. :cool2:
Diesel Do
Well-Known Member
crockett007
Active Member
Carplan trim and bumper shine. Turns the grey to a lovely black, lasts for around 5 - 6 months, and a good deal less intrusive than a heat gun, in my opinion. But you pays your money..............
crockett007
Active Member
intrusive if not used carefully
heat gun was used, by me, on mine 18 months ago and it still looks as new.
This is the thing, Freelaner. With any propriety bumper polish / shine / wax, you can't really go wrong. What you're talking about requires a steady, progressive technique, which undoubtedly gives good results. But imagine the scenario,
"Ooh, just a little more heat on there........ oh f#@k!!" One wrecked bumper. D'oh!
