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Old 03-26-2007, 06:19 PM
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Rubber bumper help

I'm about to by an '87 mazda 323 GTX awd Turbo for rally purposes.

Its got those 80s style rubber bumpers and lots of plastic. What should I use to clean/restore/protect them to look good again.

I was thinking either Forever Black or PB Trim restorer?
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Old 03-26-2007, 06:26 PM
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I have used PB trim restorer with great results but for a more permament result forever black will probably work better
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Old 03-26-2007, 06:52 PM
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Check out Duragloss #271, 201. They both have worked great for me on trim, bumpers, and such. "Trim Restore" is some good stuff. It does have a tendency to run if not thoroughly buffed. TR is also at it's best when applied to very porous trim and bumpers.
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The best info that I've seen on trim products was done by Sparkie. His final results can be found at Test for Joe.P

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I think I'll give Forever Black a shot at restoring the bumper. From the review it looks like PB Trim restorer isn't that good for rubber. Is there any other alternativethat I can spray on exterior rubber and plastic to maintain it?
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I think I'll give Forever Black a shot at restoring the bumper. From the review it looks like PB Trim restorer isn't that good for rubber. Is there any other alternativethat I can spray on exterior rubber and plastic to maintain it?
http://www.autogeek.net/meguiars-trim-detailer.html - Try this. I think it works well. It can sometimes be found OTC too.
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I'm about to by an '87 mazda 323 GTX awd Turbo for rally purposes.

Its got those 80s style rubber bumpers and lots of plastic. What should I use to clean/restore/protect them to look good again.

I was thinking either Forever Black or PB Trim restorer?
nice choices, Black Again would be another !
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