At the top of both my door panels they are starting fade just enough to where it aggravates me so Ive tried several different interior products to correct it and none work. Does anyone know any tricks or should I try to find a set of new door panels?

 

Solution? Get tint, garage your car, and drive with the windows up...

Try using Surf City Garage "Dash Away". Love that stuff.

If it's the plastic part, you could always try using a heatgun and some white abrasive pads (think Magic Eraser). This takes a lot of skill/practice to get a hang of though.

 

have it covered........all i can think of

 

Its got 5% tint and stays under a car cover 90% of the time. I dont have a garage unfortunately. But hopefully that will change.

 

could airbrush color back into it... you'd never know the difference

 

yeah thats not a bad idea if i cant find some nice door panels around here for a decent price then i may try that.

 

try some of the Mothers Back to Black stuff

 

No, please do not! That is just rebottled alcohol-inclusive Armor-All. It will actually promote fading in the long-term. Also, Lexol/Back to Black/Generic Tire Shine will not fix this issue.

 

did not know that, i was about to use it on my door panels. time to return it HA.

 

Aside from a repaint/re-dye what you can do is get some Meguiar's Ultimate Protectant, it will leave the surface darker, some shine, and provide a UV Protectant. Not a cure all but maybe worth your while.

I use it on all my stuff now, just be careful on the dash, the reflection is a little much.

 

That's why I suggested Dash Away. Does the same thing (cleans/protects), but leaves a matte finish.

 

can you get dash away from any parts house? i tried the back to black stuff it didnt do anything either didnt know it was bad though.

 

Chances are if back to black didn't do anything, Dash Away wouldn't either.
Some parts stores carry it, some don't. It's a crapshoot. You could always get it online. I always keep a bottle around anyways for general cleaning of the interior plastics, leather, and carpet.