Black trim restore help
Black trim restore help
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02-14-2008 | 05:12 PM
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02-14-2008 | 05:21 PM
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Originally Posted by luke280
They are about a 6 out of 10 (10 being the worst). I have seen alot worse, but for a new truck, I screwed them up somehow. I'll snap a pic later this afternoon.
does this truck sit outside day after day, or in a garage?
Anyway, doesn't really matter, all of these products are temporary fixes meaning they will look great at first then over time (in some cases depending on the product only a few hours) they will stop working or wash off.
If you are going to order one of those two listed, get the Poorboys product. The trick is in the application. It takes 3 coats. I know this from experince and I use the product often, it's the best of the trim products that I have tried and I have tried alot of them.
1. apply and allow to dry (20-30 min), then buff off with a MF
2. Repeat
3. Repeat and after you buff this third time. Wait another 30 min and buff it again.
After you treat these areas, you can detail as normal and use Hyperdressing on them as needed, it will only help the fenders look better longer.
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02-14-2008 | 07:10 PM
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02-14-2008 | 07:17 PM
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Originally Posted by luke280
HD is on the way so long as you didn't order all the stock! 
I love Hyperdressing but he has to restore the look first.
does this truck sit outside day after day, or in a garage?
Anyway, doesn't really matter, all of these products are temporary fixes meaning they will look great at first then over time (in some cases depending on the product only a few hours) they will stop working or wash off.
If you are going to order one of those two listed, get the Poorboys product. The trick is in the application. It takes 3 coats. I know this from experince and I use the product often, it's the best of the trim products that I have tried and I have tried alot of them.
1. apply and allow to dry (20-30 min), then buff off with a MF
2. Repeat
3. Repeat and after you buff this third time. Wait another 30 min and buff it again.
After you treat these areas, you can detail as normal and use Hyperdressing on them as needed, it will only help the fenders look better longer.
Anyway, doesn't really matter, all of these products are temporary fixes meaning they will look great at first then over time (in some cases depending on the product only a few hours) they will stop working or wash off.
If you are going to order one of those two listed, get the Poorboys product. The trick is in the application. It takes 3 coats. I know this from experince and I use the product often, it's the best of the trim products that I have tried and I have tried alot of them.
1. apply and allow to dry (20-30 min), then buff off with a MF
2. Repeat
3. Repeat and after you buff this third time. Wait another 30 min and buff it again.
After you treat these areas, you can detail as normal and use Hyperdressing on them as needed, it will only help the fenders look better longer.
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02-15-2008 | 05:22 PM
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