bubbagasm

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Anyone know of a good way to get the trim under the window back to the pretty original black? I have the nice water spots and fading on mine. Any help is greatly appreciated.
I have an '03, so it is the gloss black.
Thanks

rdandy5875

mothers "back to black" and let it sit on there for a long time before you wipe it off.

compscibOi

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I was just going to reply the same thing. Mothers Back to Black.



You can find it in Autozone or Discount Auto - its in a red bottle and smells real good - like bananas!

:-P

NJ9MR

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Hi
There are products that are made specifically for what you are asking. I use it on my windshield wipers arms, all rubber window trim, etc. Is there an auto parts place around you? They should have it. It is made to take care of your black trim. When you pour it onto a rag it even comes out a black liquid! It really does the job! If you can't find it, I will be able to give you the name of the product early next week. As a last resort, how about 'Armor All', the have expanded their product line. Regards, -Howard

compscibOi

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Armor all will not do the job very well at all. You need something to hydrate the trim.


Mothers Back to Black.


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TeStUdO

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303 Aerospace Protectant works very well too. I find that it last longer than Back to Black.

compscibOi

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Where can one obtain this 303 Aerospace? I have heard it mentioned previously.

Solo II Evo

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Another 'Back to Black' user here.

rdandy5875

They have a little sample pack for like $5.00.

http://www.303products.com/tech/inde...ategory_ID=113

Unregisterd

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Or just buy a whole bottle at Autogeek.net along w/ a boatload of other stuff.