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Related: About this forumWhat's a good automotive plastic restorer?
I've tried Armorall spray but it doesn't last very long at all.
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What's a good automotive plastic restorer? (Original Post)
SHRED
Apr 2019
OP
Do not tell anyone but, linseed oil. It's the only thing that works. Don't tell anyone.
juxtaposed
Apr 2019
#2
wasupaloopa
(4,516 posts)1. Go to YouTube and get vids by detailers
They give you their secrets
eg: Simple Clean mix .50 with water .50 is a good upholstery cleaner.
juxtaposed
(2,778 posts)2. Do not tell anyone but, linseed oil. It's the only thing that works. Don't tell anyone.
Any other post here that tells you anything else does not work. No youtube video's or any other B/S doesn't work. Just linseed oil.
guillaumeb
(42,649 posts)3. Are you asking for Melania Trump?
mercuryblues
(15,166 posts)4. Autozone
sells stuff specifically for the exterior
SHRED
(28,136 posts)5. I had some of this laying around
Seems to work okay
natheo
(83 posts)6. here's another method
You can use a heat gun and then apply 303 protectant on a regular basis so that it won't fade easily.
SHRED
(28,136 posts)7. Here's the next step I just did
One half equal parts.
I used denatured alcohol to clean first.
Thanks for the tips!