Honda element

[mbkite]

Hello all my sisters friend wants me to detail her car 2005 or 4 Honda Element and it has plastic fenders
they look in good shape they are grey.
what would you put on them for the lsp
thanks

[TTQ B4U]

Hello all my sisters friend wants me to detail her car 2005 or 4 Honda Element and it has plastic fenders
they look in good shape they are grey.
what would you put on them for the lsp
thanks

LSP, CarPro Dlux without a doubt. Will darken them up and keep them that way. You can apply Solution Finish first, let cure for 24hrs then top with Dlux too if you wish but it's often not necessary and Dlux will darken up the trim for you. A Little goes a very long way.

I've posted up a load of examples in Show N Shine area. Here's a quick snap of some parts off a Jet Ski I did too.

https://pbase.com/timothylauro/image/172693696/original.jpg



Here's a 15yr old Jeep too

https://pbase.com/timothylauro/image/172195254/original.jpg

[mbkite]

Thank you. I thought they were supposed to be grey.

[Bobby B.]

Thank you. I thought they were supposed to be grey.

Solution Finish also offers a "Grey" version of their trim restorer. Once you restore the trim you can either apply a trim coating or trim sealant for protection. I like the Blackfire Tire & Trim Sealant.

Solution Finish Fusion Grey Trim Restorer (https://www.autogeek.net/solution-finish-grey-trim-restorer.html)

BLACKFIRE Tire & Trim Sealant, plastic trim restorer, tire coating, long lasting tire shine (https://www.autogeek.net/blackfire-trim-sealant-trim-restorer.html)

[TTQ B4U]

Thank you. I thought they were supposed to be grey.

Not sure. Never owned one. Either way, Dlux will work. It is colorless, thus it will restore them back to grey if that's the case. There is also a grey version of Solution Finish.