Anyone ever bedliner their mirrors
#1
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Anyone ever bedliner their mirrors
Was wondering is anyone has put bedliner on their mirrors to fix the faded look! I have done my fender flares, bed rails and hood cowl with great results! Wouldn't mind mirrors to match! Any thoughts thanks!
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Originally Posted by strawsb
Was wondering is anyone has put bedliner on their mirrors to fix the faded look! I have done my fender flares, bed rails and hood cowl with great results! Wouldn't mind mirrors to match! Any thoughts thanks!
#3
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I used that product "wipe new" on all my plastic trim. The difference is night and day. Claims to last for years. I'm gonna do a write up on it soon in my build thread. But I was beyond thrilled with how it turned out.
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Originally Posted by Rusty Luck
I used that product "wipe new" on all my plastic trim. The difference is night and day. Claims to last for years. I'm gonna do a write up on it soon in my build thread. But I was beyond thrilled with how it turned out.
For all plastic that is faded, a heat gun was my best trick to get it to look new again. If the plastic is faded really, really, really bad, then a heat gun and collinite should bring it back and keep it back.
Last edited by Especial86; 10-15-2012 at 07:42 PM.
#5
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My truck still looks freshly waxed after about 2 1/2 months with collinite. I just spray it down, then wipe it with a microfiber sponge and 2 buckets of water and it looks brand new again.
For all plastic that is faded, a heat gun was my best trick to get it to look new again. If the plastic is faded really, really, really bad, then a heat gun and collinite should bring it back and keep it back.
For all plastic that is faded, a heat gun was my best trick to get it to look new again. If the plastic is faded really, really, really bad, then a heat gun and collinite should bring it back and keep it back.