Forever Car Care Products Forever Black Bumper & Trim Kit (NEW Improved Formula & Larger Size)

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Forever Black can dye all textured black plastic, vinyl and rubber surfacers with a new improved applicator brush. If you're plastics are very faded and you don't fancy spraying them I would recommend giving this a go. I was after a permanent black solution and came across this stuff, what a mistake that was as it goes on well but the next day you could see brush marks all over . Some mention that it turns it back black nicely, while others say that patches are missing and the original faded color is still visible.

Forever Car Care Products (FCCP) uses specially formulated dyes instead of silicone to bring back the life to faded black bumpers, trim, tires, bed liners and more!

I had my doubts with a little bottle and some funny looking sponges on a stick but it has done a brilliant job of recoating my tired grey side trims and main mirrors . Tried this on my sons Renault Clio, as the rubber 'paint' just on the door was fading and the rubber was coming off 'looked like white scratches' as over time as you are getting in or out of car you are touching the side of door were the rubber is at the edge of door.

Environmental elements can be damaging to any vehicles, fading, black trim, bumpers, tires, bed liners, and other exterior parts. Permanently recolor and protect all black plastic, vinyl rubber surfaces on your car without silicone. Some mention that it wipes straight off the paint work if got while wet, while others say that it starts peeling off after a couple of weeks, the paint quality seems to flake off very easily, and the sponge will rip if you use it to cover entire. it's 2005 so pretty old but has been fairly well looked after, those 3 points alone make it absolutely worth it, as the ULEZ zone has been expanded to where I live.Not sure if I'll be able to do the whole van with one bottle, so that would be my only tiny negative point. My advice - get a small kitchen sponge, the soft side, and use this for bigger trim areas like bumpers etc etc, but when it comes to angles and edges, use the provided sponge on a stick applicator for those, the applicator will eventually break and the sponge will rip if you use it to cover entire bumpers - especially on something like a van. Wie fast überall gilt auch hier, gleichmäßig nass in nass streichen und nach Möglichkeit beim ersten Anstrich gut machen, da partielle Korrekturen später sichtbar werden.