I was wonder what everyone used and to how well it worked when trying to get the plastics back to looking good.

I hate how it looks when car plastics fade from the sun.

has anybody tried this stuff I found on amazon called Forever Black? Does it work well?

 

If i was you just plasti dip the trims. Thats what am doing or started doing. Four coats of it. And its 6 bucks a can cant go wrong there

 

My father recently purchased a 2005 crv and the moldings were looking pretty chalky. A week later i stop by his house and they are a beautiful black. He went to autozone and they recomended turle wax trim restore in the green bottle. 6 months later the trim stoll looks mint with one treatment. So i gave it a try on my 98 crv and my 91 crx, best trim product i've ever used. I believe i paid $9 for the bottle, i highly recommend it.

 

peanut butter

 

Just happen to have some in my living room, ive been cleaning and treating all the reuseable trim before i put it back on my del sol after paint

 

Wow. Just the thing I need for my CRV's bumper. I hope there's some in stock in the local hardware store.

 

That stuff along with other similar products is just liquid silicone. It works great but plan on never being able to paint that trim in the future. If its rubber window trim then it's all good but I wouldn't use it on bumpers or side molding

 

try peanut butter

 

Seriously? Peanut butter? I've called up all the hardware stores near here and they don't have trim restore available.

 

theres also a special paint called "honda bumper black". works great.

i painted my trim gunmetal to go with my 2tone paint job though.

 

Peanut butter didn't work for my CRV's bumper. It just made me hungry.

 

Yes peanut butter works on most plastics to bring the shine back I've done it in alot of stuff I know a few that have to but ur choice just trying to help

 

I might just buy a few rattle cans of plastidip and go that route

 

and imagine you hit a person with a peanut allergy :p
but ive always been tempted too buy this stuff

 

Judging by the reviews on Amazon. wipe new doesn't work for ****

 

oh but the commercial looks so good !!!! i just use turtle wax ice liquid stuff works good i use it pretty much every time u clean my car

 

seriously has anyone tried peanut butter but me?

 

chunky or smooth ? lol and i havent no need my bumpers are as black as they will ever be unless i paint them black but ya "aint nobody got time for that"

 

most likley smooth and i have used it so if you want to unfade plastic try it and see the oil in the peanut butter will bring it back out works on most plastics but try a small spot on the bumper or whatever and see what it does like i said it has worked for me on interior parts and other things

 

Ive also heard heating them with a heat gun will work

 

ya ive heard that as well but you could easily mess that up

 

just buy black trim paint tape off where you wanna spray and be done with it. make sure you degrease your trim thats what i did and still looks good be over a year old now.