restoring grey plastic on bumpers

mikehinthehouse

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whats up guys, a while back in the detail section I made a post about Meguiars Gold Class vinyl and rubber protectant, doing an awesome job on my interior, esp. on the black trim around speedo bezel and radio/shift knob. ...

well yesterday when I was cleaning my truck I was noticing that the grey plastic on the rear bumper was faded big time and looked like poop, so I figured I had nothing to loose and put some on it.... presto like new again I was amazed! if yours is faded go get some Meguiars Gold Class vinyl and rubber protectant and give it a try... also clean your interior with it you will be shocked at how good it looks.. doesnt leave a greasy residue at all..
mikeh
 
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If you want to renew a black surface or trim on the exterior Use Mothers Back to Black.. Trust me this stuff is amazing my rear bumper the top part was fading put 3 coats of that on and it looks great.
 
Mitchc4216 said:
If you want to renew a black surface or trim on the exterior Use Mothers Back to Black.. Trust me this stuff is amazing my rear bumper the top part was fading put 3 coats of that on and it looks great.

I used that on my jeep, but my plastics are grey!
 
Mine was faded too and I had it painted to match:

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After:
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mikehinthehouse said:
I used that on my jeep, but my plastics are grey!
So, you'ved tried both products, and prefer Meguiars Gold Class vinyl protectant for GREY plastics? I'm also using Mother's Back To Black on my 2003 claddings and I think its time to try that Meguiars Gold Class vinyl and rubber protectant and compare which one gives the best result.
 
borgzman said:
So, you'ved tried both products, and prefer Meguiars Gold Class vinyl protectant for GREY plastics? I'm also using Mother's Back To Black on my 2003 claddings and I think its time to try that Meguiars Gold Class vinyl and rubber protectant and compare which one gives the best result.

I have tried them both and prefer the Meguiars, its alot more versatile can be used on interior as well, and is easier to use than the back to black... just spray on a rag and wipe it down!
this makes it look brand new again.. look at the front lip in my pic below. I put it on there too!
 

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