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Old 06-01-2008, 10:19 AM
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Question What product to use

I am doing a (99) Ford f-150 restoration, interior complete, exterior started on, my question is the trim, the bumpers are grey in color, the trim around the rear window is grey, crowl panel is real dark black and dull in color. I would like all my trim to come out nice to match all the work I am doing on the paint. I am taking my time in doing all of this, I am wetsanding the whole truck to take all spider webing out and all the polishing it needs to bring the finish back. What product would work for this trim? Would it be WOW, or something else? Any information welcomed.
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Old 06-01-2008, 10:38 AM
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Re: What product to use

Black Wow, Black Again, and Poorboys Trim Restorer are likely some of the best options.
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Is the trim originally grey or black that has turned grey?
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Re: What product to use

i just use tire shine.the only issue i have is it doesnt go on as evenly.it even takes out wax residue thats been left over for about 3 months.
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Re: What product to use

My F-150 had black trim and it fades to gray. I would use Black WOW or Bumper and Trim Black.
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