blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
Linseed oil
RO51
New Member
Well I tried penut butter and the bumpers looked great for about a day, I have tried to flame them to but the looked streaky I think and oil mixed with a small amount of a thinner is next for me something to soften up the surface and get into the plastic
They do let the look of the car down loads
They do let the look of the car down loads
biggeeeee
Retired - Living the dream
Skinny Mike
Well-Known Member
Black boot polish.
Mike
Mike
dudley6623
Member
'boiled linseed oil' I use it on all my black trim and hard top roof and its amazing and lasts for weeks
Optimus Prime
Well-Known Member
what bb and dudley said
Freelaner
Landy Driver
RO51
New Member
I also used something called black bumper restorer or something similar.
It was later I discovered that the bumpers left the factory in grey..
They are black now though.
Where do you get that magic stuff from that's exactly what I need
Morten 1
Active Member
Bought it local here in Norway, I would search ebay for "black bumper shine" or something similar, also uses a turtle wax "something", as others have mentioned before, same effect.
thequeenscheese
Well-Known Member
Not cheapest option but if contact some of the breakers on fleabay etc I'd get a full set of td4/blacker trim I got a full rear bumper for 20quid in a job lot order when I needed some parts, but I use autoglym bumper restorer /conditioner it works well and lasts a long time
Last year I bought a sprayer for moulded bumpers and asked for a sort of polish to clean the bumpers before spray it on them...they gave me a pink-coloured product which I used on the bumpers with a sponge, after that I sprayed the bumpers: they look perfect still today, but they've no longer the original grey colour and a sort of grey-blue shade of grey...not bad, though. Lots of people told me they used Arexons "Spoiler renewal" with good results.
