How to restore luster to interior panels?
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Most of use drive fbodies, with the minimum age of 7 years. Our plastic interiors have held up pretty strong, but for some us, in sunny areas with cars the remain parked in harsh conditions, our panels begin to fade and haze.
Has anyone found a solution to restore panels to their original color? Sure F21 and the such make it look "new" and dark for a few hours, but fades away. What is the best solution to restoring the black color to interior panels?
Has anyone found a solution to restore panels to their original color? Sure F21 and the such make it look "new" and dark for a few hours, but fades away. What is the best solution to restoring the black color to interior panels?
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Without coloring, I would try different "armor all" type products.
It may take several applications but should work.
Tint the windows - this will prevent most of the issue moving forward.
It may take several applications but should work.
Tint the windows - this will prevent most of the issue moving forward.
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I found that t-top shades really helped improve the shade and seat temperature when you get in.
I got them here
http://store.specializedstainless.co...Top+Sun+Shades
I got them here
http://store.specializedstainless.co...Top+Sun+Shades