I use products like back to black for my show stuff, I recently tried some on my truck and found it made the rear bumper look like new.From my previous Jeep I learned that the plastic door handles, dash board and all other plastics on the Jeep tend to fade quickly. What do you find is best in protecting these parts, 303, armor all?
From my previous Jeep I learned that the plastic door handles, dash board and all other plastics on the Jeep tend to fade quickly. What do you find is best in protecting these parts, 303, armor all?
Interesting about your experience - I've never had negatives with it on interior parts. My vinyl dash pads and seats and door panels are fine. And I'd be concerned if I did ever have issues as the door panels in my cars are - well, I dare you to find any or even a shop that would touch restoring them. They are one and done panels.I stay away from the original Armor All, because that always seems to dry out and crack things, rather than nourish.
Yeah but there’s what like 10 AMC cars left out there? Lol just kidding bud, it’s closer to 25. All jokes aside, Chemical Guys VRP and Meguiar’s back to black are the two most used chemicals in my inventory. You might be surprised at the results, but a propane torch will remove oxidation and renew your finish in no time at all.(BTW - must be doing something right on my little car - got another first place in a national all AMC event last month and that's after almost 10 years since I painted it and put it back together, restoring the trim, etc.)