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Black Vinyl Fender Flares
I am looking for a quality vinyl cleaner and treatment that has some staying power and is not real slippery.
Once again there are tooooo many products available for detailing black plastic fender flares, and rubber parts on trim.
I have used Armor-all. Wow vinyl treatment, Nuvinyl, and a few others that I have forgotten I have. They all seem to be topical coatings that do not last. I use the Wow product but the stuff is like a grease slick, if you step on my bumper you for sure will be going for a slip and fall situation.
I am so annoyed with the vinyl fender flares on my pickup truck that I may just ripe them off. They honestly are a design flaw as far as I am concerned.
I tossed a new bumper on my friends Chevy work truck everything looked great except the vinyl top cover.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thank you in advance for the replies !
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Re: Black Vinyl Fender Flares
sounds like your looking for a dye almost?
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Re: Black Vinyl Fender Flares
DG271
Dg531
UTTG
Poorboy's Trim restorer
these are a few that could fit the bill.
Tim "I have done so much with so little for so long. Now I can do anything with nothing"
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Re: Black Vinyl Fender Flares
Everyone replies that Ultima Tire & Trim Guard works but that's $31-$32.
I used 2-3oz. of Klasse Sealant Glaze in Meguiar's Ultimate Quik Wax sprayed on an applicator pad and wiped my whole truck down. The vinyl fender flares on my truck look great for a 3.5 year old truck. It hasn't streaked or run off. This was also done about 3-4 weeks ago.
The UQW/KSG method works. At least on my silver vehicle w/ black trim. I hope this helps. It's going to be inconvenient to order stuff anyway, but I say get a bottle of KSG, then just buy a new bottle of UQW every couple months or so, and top it off at each purchase.
edit: I'll post a picture.
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Re: Black Vinyl Fender Flares
On a side note, I've tried this same method, but at a 50/50 w/ Chem Guys Luber and KSG. What a PITA. Luber is too "wet" if you know what I mean. Streaks, etc. Dust magnet as well. Luber works awesome for claying tho.
PS. Stay away from water based products. The product needs to bond to the surface. If water is the carrier I guess that's a different story.
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Re: Black Vinyl Fender Flares
Originally Posted by BuffaloBill
On a side note, I've tried this same method, but at a 50/50 w/ Chem Guys Luber and KSG. What a PITA. Luber is too "wet" if you know what I mean. Streaks, etc. Dust magnet as well. Luber works awesome for claying tho.
PS. Stay away from water based products. The product needs to bond to the surface. If water is the carrier I guess that's a different story.
i love luber but hate the color i used to not wear gloves, used luber once hand was blue had to wear gloves ill never buy it again onr is the only way to go
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Re: Black Vinyl Fender Flares
As far as a dressing goes, I've had good luck with Meguiars Ultimate Black. It has good durability, doesn't attract dust, and is not greasy.
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Re: Black Vinyl Fender Flares
Originally Posted by BuffaloBill
Everyone replies that Ultima Tire & Trim Guard works but that's $31-$32.
I used 2-3oz. of Klasse Sealant Glaze in Meguiar's Ultimate Quik Wax sprayed on an applicator pad and wiped my whole truck down. The vinyl fender flares on my truck look great for a 3.5 year old truck. It hasn't streaked or run off. This was also done about 3-4 weeks ago.
The UQW/KSG method works. At least on my silver vehicle w/ black trim. I hope this helps. It's going to be inconvenient to order stuff anyway, but I say get a bottle of KSG, then just buy a new bottle of UQW every couple months or so, and top it off at each purchase.
edit: I'll post a picture.
In bulk:
Meguiar's D156 $32
Klasses KSG $25
Spray bottle $5
Mix 20-25% KSG into 75-80% Meguiar's D156/UQW
...and you'll still be spraying this stuff into 2020.
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Could you post some pics?
I've had good success with duragloss 301 for vinyl. Just don't apply too thick or it will run. It's super durable.
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Re: Black Vinyl Fender Flares
Originally Posted by Big boys toys
I am looking for a quality vinyl cleaner and treatment that has some staying power and is not real slippery.
Once again there are tooooo many products available for detailing black plastic fender flares, and rubber parts on trim.
I have used Armor-all. Wow vinyl treatment, Nuvinyl, and a few others that I have forgotten I have. They all seem to be topical coatings that do not last. I use the Wow product but the stuff is like a grease slick, if you step on my bumper you for sure will be going for a slip and fall situation.
I am so annoyed with the vinyl fender flares on my pickup truck that I may just ripe them off. They honestly are a design flaw as far as I am concerned.
I tossed a new bumper on my friends Chevy work truck everything looked great except the vinyl top cover.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thank you in advance for the replies !
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...tml#post945415
Dave
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