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Model specific boards => Golf mk3 => Topic started by: Snakle on 09 December 2012, 10:43

Title: I found a great way to restore the bumpers.
Post by: Snakle on 09 December 2012, 10:43

(http://i1323.photobucket.com/albums/u593/Neil_Richard_Vipan/golf.jpg)

Use Silicone spray from Car Plan only £2.50 per can and restores all black plastic to as new condition.

Title: Re: I found a great way to restore the bumpers.
Post by: javalin on 09 December 2012, 12:13

for a few weeks till it runs off, like the rest.....

tidy motor though.

Title: Re: I found a great way to restore the bumpers.
Post by: tweed on 09 December 2012, 12:19

You should try autoglym number care.

Title: Re: I found a great way to restore the bumpers.
Post by: sharki786 on 09 December 2012, 15:13

Quote from: tweed on 09 December 2012, 12:19

You should try autoglym number care.

i use this stuff. good sheet!!
everytime you wash the car put the autoglym sheet on :laugh:

Title: Re: I found a great way to restore the bumpers.
Post by: Foreveryoungaus16v on 09 December 2012, 17:43

Autoglym Bumper Care?

Title: Re: I found a great way to restore the bumpers.
Post by: tweed on 09 December 2012, 18:10

Quote from: Foreveryoungaus16v on 09 December 2012, 17:43

Autoglym Bumper Care?

That's what I wanted to put! Stupid iPhone

Title: Re: I found a great way to restore the bumpers.
Post by: Foreveryoungaus16v on 09 December 2012, 18:15

 :grin:

Title: Re: I found a great way to restore the bumpers.
Post by: sdall30 on 10 December 2012, 11:59

Gently warm them up with a heat gun until you see the grey disappear and the black return.. lasts for months .. the apply some boiled linseed oil (sparingly) and you will have trim that looks like new and lasts for a very long time

Title: Re: I found a great way to restore the bumpers.
Post by: berry9112 on 10 December 2012, 15:44

Autofinesse Revive is awesome too, been on for a few weeks now. Beads water like a wax

Title: Re: I found a great way to restore the bumpers.
Post by: supergeeman on 12 December 2012, 19:08

liquid shoe polish...£3 a bottle, lasts for ages, and doesn't wash off in the rain  :nerd: