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Old 01-11-2008, 12:15 AM
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I was wondering how to make the stock black plastic grille and black plastic around the head lights look less dull! STP and all that just doesnt cut it!
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heatgun will shice it up
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Well hard, non-cleared/painted plastic, I'd just hit it with some PlastiX from Meguiars... works well... just gotta put in some SERIOUS elbow grease and pressure. Microfiber applicator... keep workin it... i'll look like deep glass when you're done
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any type of plastic polish will work with enough elbow grease man, just takes time.....if you were in the military you would understand.....damn boots
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May try also Meguiars Natural Finish. It is designed for interiors but I have used it on exterior trim as well. makes plastic shiny without getting all greasy. The more you use it the more shine it gives.
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Originally Posted by GTObsessor
Well hard, non-cleared/painted plastic, I'd just hit it with some PlastiX from Meguiars... works well... just gotta put in some SERIOUS elbow grease and pressure. Microfiber applicator... keep workin it... i'll look like deep glass when you're done
Will have to try it! Thanks
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Originally Posted by bryan04h
any type of plastic polish will work with enough elbow grease man, just takes time.....if you were in the military you would understand.....damn boots
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