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#1 permalink 4th Gear Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Raleigh, NC
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My white paint is pretty nice and clean looking. My car has black trim though and most of it is faded (the skirts, door handles, etc...) whats a good way to make this shit black and shiney again?
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#2 permalink 3rd Gear Member
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i think at kragen and places like that, you can get crap called back to black and so on
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#3 permalink You Can Has A Custom Title!!
Join Date: Dec 2002
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meguiar's trim detail
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#4 permalink 4th Gear Member
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thanks a lot for your responces guys... i'll have to see if i can find that meguire's stuff...
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#5 permalink 5th Gear Member
Join Date: Dec 2003
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Try here for some pretty good stuff you can buy online called Black Again.
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#6 permalink Millions of them.
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BavAuto has something like that.
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#7 permalink n00b
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Bavarian Auto has "Forever Black" which works amazingly well. Easy to put on and leaves a new shine that last a lot longer than anything I've used. A cleaner and conditioner kit is $13. It's essentially a permanent pigment, unlike the other products on the market that act as a glaze and fade in a few days. Forever Black actually lasts months even after heavy rain and snow.
#8 permalink 5th Gear Member
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what product did you end up using and how did it work?
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#9 permalink 4th Gear Member
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I used Meguiars Natural shine rubber and vinyl protectant.
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#10 permalink 5th Gear Member
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that's good to know. Thanx.
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#11 permalink 2nd Gear Member
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I got the same problems with waxy residue on my outside trim from leftover wax; this is all great info. :P
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#12 permalink 4th Gear Member
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the Meguiars Natural shine rubber and vinyl protectant should take the wax off....
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#13 permalink 4th Gear Member
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go here to see a before and after of the product i used...
http://www.bmw-forums.com/forum/inde...showtopic=7911
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