Newbie needs Vinyl Cleaner

[imported_Luster]

Use Black Wow Exterior Trim Restorer on them maybe 2 - 3 applications should return them to what you remember them to be

Good Plan Angelo!!!!:thumbup:

 

[GreyGoose]

Awesome responses guys, thank you. I'll be going to the Boys of Pep tomorrow and pick up some stuff.

I'll post up some before and after pics tomorrow. Thanks again. I've got a few more issues that I'll be asking about soon!

 

[Todd@RUPES]

Welcome to the forum Grey Goose!!!

 

[GreyGoose]

Thanks for your help, I was able to find something to get that black plastic acting black again! It's called "Blue Ice Tire and Trim Gel".

Here's some before and after pics.

Fresh from the trail:

After several washings and Armor All, other vinyl cleaners and dressings. That gray is supposed to be black, disgusting!

Some results with Turtle Wax, but not great and very inconsistent:

After the "Blue Ice" treatment, side by side:

I'm no pro like you guys, but it's much better!!

Yeah I know, the wheel well needs work... soon...

Only thing is, It's a bit greasy. Anything that you can recommend that is less greasy? My Pep Boys and Autozone don't carry much in the way of anything good. I want to order something off of your site here.

 

[imported_Roadrunner]

You can also get Purple Power at the Dollar Store... cheap!:clap: Don't get any on your hands though. You'll look like a character in the "Night of the Living Dead" after that stuff gets thru with your skin.

I can highly recommend Meguiar's APC as well, it's great stuff as is Black Wow.

 

[imported_Luster]

Hey GreyGoose! The Jeep looks Great!!! Nice cleanup. I can see you're just like the rest of us here. Nice looking vehicle!:clap:ancing Dot::clap:ancing Dot:

 

[GreyGoose]

You can also get Purple Power at the Dollar Store... cheap!:clap: Don't get any on your hands though. You'll look like a character in the "Night of the Living Dead" after that stuff gets thru with your skin.

Peppy and his Boys did actually have Purple Power, but while reading the label it seemed awfully caustic. I wasn't sure I should put it on my Jeep or not! Looked like it might eat through my fenders...

 

[rockymountaindetail]

I absolutely love BLACK AGAIN. It really is a "restorative" product, not just a cover-up. I would make sure to remove all the products you have been trying so far with a good scrubbing with APC. This product has been the best I have found for bumper and trim resto. And yes, I have used it on Jeep fenders and bumpers like yours with great results! A little goes a long way too.

http://classic-motoring.stores.yahoo.net/blacagextrim.html