Faded exterior plastic trim
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RE: Faded exterior plastic trim
As stated I believe before in another thread.
1. Try some of IPD's products.
Is it really a dark blue or is it black? Because if it is blue then do not use Kiwi Shoe Dye since the dye will be black and not blue.
I have also heard the use of linseed oil, check over on Volvospeed, there might be some mor einfo about it over there.
If I were you I would seriously get it painted the same color as your car.
1. Try some of IPD's products.
Is it really a dark blue or is it black? Because if it is blue then do not use Kiwi Shoe Dye since the dye will be black and not blue.
I have also heard the use of linseed oil, check over on Volvospeed, there might be some mor einfo about it over there.
If I were you I would seriously get it painted the same color as your car.
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RE: Faded exterior plastic trim
Try "Back to Black" by Mother's
I found it at my local Wal-Mart. ANyway we have an 01 XC70 with the same blue trim that was faded. Like you said, Armor-All and the like only lasted a day. The Mother's stuff has been on there for quite awhile longer and still looks good.
A bottle costs about $5
Good Luck,
Glenn
I found it at my local Wal-Mart. ANyway we have an 01 XC70 with the same blue trim that was faded. Like you said, Armor-All and the like only lasted a day. The Mother's stuff has been on there for quite awhile longer and still looks good.
A bottle costs about $5
Good Luck,
Glenn
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