Oxidized Plastic Trim
#1
Oxidized Plastic Trim
Has anyone discovered a vinyl/plastic restorer that actuallly works for exterior trim??? I've tried several that make all the plastic trim (especially bed rail covers) on my '05 look nice ....until it rains. Then I start all over. I'd sure like to find something that brings it back to like-new condition that I don't have to reapply every week.
#2
Go buy you a heat gun from Wally world...the heat gun will bring your plastics back to brand new condition. The heat from the gun pulls the oils from the plastic back to the top surface. Look up the how to video on YouTube about it. Search "heat gun plastic restore" or something like that and you will see it.
#4
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Go get a few cans of Fusion Krylon Paint. This stuff is made for plastics. I re-did my windshield wiper cowl, the plastic on my steps, plastic step pad on bumper, and my bed rails. People asked if I had bought a new bumper the plastic trim looked so good. I have had this on the truck for 15k miles so far and no fading, chipping, peeling of any kind. I do live in Tx by the way, and its held up to this summers heat/sun so far. Still shines. Just my opinion though...
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Has anyone discovered a vinyl/plastic restorer that actuallly works for exterior trim??? I've tried several that make all the plastic trim (especially bed rail covers) on my '05 look nice ....until it rains. Then I start all over. I'd sure like to find something that brings it back to like-new condition that I don't have to reapply every week.
#10
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http://www.krylon.com/products/fusion_for_plastic/
Last edited by VanoFord; 06-29-2010 at 10:44 AM. Reason: krylon fusion link
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