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External black pieces
What do you guys use to renew the black luster on them? I noticed mine are fading big time.
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adam's VRT
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I've noticed my trim has changed around the side mirrors. That junk is expensive. Maybe for christmas lol
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Plastidip it.
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I used Back to Black on my previous cars.
I haven't tried it personally but I've heard good things about Black WOW too. You can somewhat prevent fading by sealing your exterior trim pieces with something like Wolfgang Exterior Trim Sealant. |
yah, black wow > back to black
use VERY SMALL amount and will take you a long way. |
back to black from mothers right? it doesnt make it whitish in the future though right? this has been my fear from applying anything on those black pieces....
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I am a big fan of back to black on past cars, but it left weird "oily" splotches on my 370z's side view mirror trim. Has never done it before. I won't be using it again on my Z. Great on my 240 though.
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You have to make sure you're applying it correctly. You should be using a MF towel to apply it, then a clean and dry MF towel to buff it after a couple of minutes. It's very similar to applying a wax. If you run your finger across it after you're done and it feels oily, you didn't buff it well enough.
With that said, Back to Black is the discount store brand. If you're serious about doing it right, buy the good stuff. Like anything, you get what you pay for. |
Hands down, the best product I've found for black trim:
Black WOW Exterior Trim Restorer, black trim dressing, restore black rubber trim, Mini trim |
im definitely gonna try black wow
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