what is the best way to bring my bumpers back to black ?????

[locin78]

so you just rub it on and buff it off like your were polishing a pair of shoes??

Nic

[golfvirgin]

To be honest mate I just rubbed it on with a sponge then went away doin something else , came back and it looked good ..cheap  too !

[locin78]

cool i'll give it ago

[golfvirgin]

I think a few on here have done it too...hope it works ok for ya

[MK3GTI_16Valve]

Sticky in the detailing section 

http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=91049.0

[VR6_Wherry]

Theres been alot of these posts recently, as i've always suggested...give them a spray with some matt black spray paint....thats what i did and it looks fantastic!! just make sure you mask it off properly and do thin even layers and your sorted!! its the cheapest way get two cans (£10 Max!) spend a day spraying and your sorted for a couple of years!!

[mrpatterson2008]

i took all my trim off and painted it black then laquered it, its lasted a year so far.  Lot less work in the long run and looks better

[Andy-H]

I used boiled linseed oil from Focus and it's lasting really well, best results so far

[locin78]

once boiled how did you apply it on to the bumper's ect did you just put itn and leave i or did you rub it of after some time??

Thanks Nic

[Andy-H]

It comes already boiled mate.

Just rubbed it on and then wiped the excess off and it really brought the black back into the trim and hasn't faded