RED 109 CSW
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Wasn't there an actual production change from grey to black at some point during the FL1's production?
Bye bye grey trim!
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markyzs180
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yep...around 2002 i think....
garrytd4
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that would explain y mine gets so grey when i neglect it
3lander4x4
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iv used old engine oil in the past if i havnt got any wd40 or boot pollish layin about , mite try the heat gun thing next
Jason F
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Has anyone tried the heat gun on the 1995 Disco end bumpers?
I ask, as it apparently does not work on some plastics.
I ask, as it apparently does not work on some plastics.
keiron
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i have used lots of stuff WD-40 iam on at the mo but is thinking of going down the linseed oil route soon
Heat gun makes it look like new and lasts a long time.
i did mine last year and it still looks ace, when it gets a clean.
just be carefull round the lights and fuel filler
Rose TD4
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Hi. The back end of my 2002 TD4 was grey when I bought it. I've tried a few products all were short lived, looked fantastic for the first few weeks. Then a dealer friend told me to try Forever Black, 8 months later still looks like new, highly recommend. Malcolm.
Devilishdave
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did the boiled linseed oil thing, made a great differance but goes milkey in the rain!
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Rose TD4
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I'll try and put a photo on, never done it before, but!!! Malcolm.
Sucram
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Hi
What was the outcome using the forever black dye kit? My bumpers and wheel arches have been heat gunned by the previous owner and now look terrible, so was wondering if the forever black dye kit works before I go down the route of having all the external trim painted or replaced.
What was the outcome using the forever black dye kit? My bumpers and wheel arches have been heat gunned by the previous owner and now look terrible, so was wondering if the forever black dye kit works before I go down the route of having all the external trim painted or replaced.
dudley6623
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I can vouch for the boiled linseed oil method as iv just done it and it is amazing and cheap to buy from B&q
yorkiesimon
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Again, boiled linseed oil for me, tried all manner of products in the past and most have disappointed, makes the roof on the 3 door look great as well.
bruno1926
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I've used this on mine and it works and is easy to do. It comes with a cleaner solution to use first then apply the forever black, normally needs 2/3 coats to blend in good.
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