faded black bits.....
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On the outside mine are grey, but this still works fantastically. Use Burnt Linseed Oil and rub it on with a sponge. If the are badly faded it may take a few coats, however, lasts for agies.
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Yes I looked at the hot air gun method and the result looks fantastic. I opted for linseed oil as I do not have a hot air gun and was worried about thinning the material the more it's used. also seemed to be more work.
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Then go for the Burnt Linseed Oil, you will not be disappointed.
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WURZAL THE LANDY
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I usually use ag bumper care
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Polytrol is another good one that I've seen used
(mine are still black)
(mine are still black)
some black liquid by CarPlan ( it's downstairs 'n can't remember the name ) ..
and Armor All .. .. mixed 50/50 ..
that's for the outside bits
for interior it be Armor All ..
for rubber surround seals .. including the exterior one between the main cab and rear hardtop
it's often a silicone spray .. i.e. to keep the rubber in good condition ..
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not tried any of the other methods ..
and Armor All .. .. mixed 50/50 ..
that's for the outside bits
for interior it be Armor All ..
for rubber surround seals .. including the exterior one between the main cab and rear hardtop
it's often a silicone spray .. i.e. to keep the rubber in good condition ..
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not tried any of the other methods ..
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Gtechniq C4 Permanent Trim Restorer S3 Nanocoat Sealant.
Pricey but works.
Pricey but works.
