Hello, is there anything out there that will make the black plastic moulding that seperates the top and bottom colors look good again? I have tried a few different things with no luck. Have you tried anything that works good? Thanks

 

What have you tried? I used plastic-bumper specific spray paint on the faded front bumper of our grand cherokee. I only did one coat and it's looking good two months and several washes/rain storms/sunny days later. Might be worth a shot.

 

Hello, so far I tried some zaino polish and black magic rubber protectant. I really wanted to stay away from painting the moulding but it looks like thats what I might have to do. The black magic worked great for about a day. Then once it dried or washed off it was back to looking faded. Thanks again

 

I was hesitant as well..it just seemed so, I don't know, redneck, to paint a bumper. Then I looked at the stack on my truck and thought well, I am what I am! As it turns out, the bumper looks great. The match is not perfect, but it's close enough so I won't have to do the rest if I don't want to. If this stuff weathers the summer sun (what little we get here in Binghamton) I think I'll do the whole set.

 

peanut butter






im serious, the oils in the PB will bring it back to life

it wont last forever, but it will look good

 

kiwi black - liquid shoe dye - works great, especially on textured plastics

 

LOL

 

janb, I was thinking about a shoe product. Does the shoe dye stay on good or will I have black streaks down the truck after the first rain?

 

i wiped armor-all on my moulding and bumper covers. it stays shiny and black for a couple of weeks, then needs more. i'm hoping it might be soaking in and lasting longer - probably just wishful thinking. either way, it only takes about 2 minutes to wipe some on.