Faded Bumpers

[detailerone]

I have a regular job scheduled for an '07 Jeep. The paint and interior are easy, however the bumpers are always a hassle. They are super faded. I've used various CG products and have even tried NuFinish on this vehicle and I can't seem to get the bumpers to look uniform in color. Anyone have a secret product that they use that works?

[eaglefan]

Are you talking about the black plastic?

[detailerone]

Are you talking about the black plastic?

Yes. On another forum they mentioned using either a heat gun or a torch (not gonna happen) to bring the black back.

[CopperMtnGuy]

I like Bondo restore black. Works good on my Jeeps. What kind of Jeep? Heat gun does work, never tried it and like you, I don't know if I would lol.

[refreshauto]

Solution Finish is the way to go, what ever you do do not use a heat gun

[detailerone]

I like Bondo restore black. Works good on my Jeeps. What kind of Jeep? Heat gun does work, never tried it and like you, I don't know if I would lol.

It's a Wrangler, so you know, those black bumpers become gray very quickly.

I'm concerned that the Bondo restore would be like ReNu (that's what I meant). It technically does what it says (makes the trim darker) but doesn't help when there are different levels of fade on the trim which leaves splotches.

[La SS]

Look at Trim Coat from Shine Supply

[FUNX650]

-Gatorback
-ValuGard's ETR III Kit

Bob

[mbanks21]

Black Wow is amazing. I just did a FJ Cruiser which has a ton of black trim. Def recommended!

[Mizzoutiger]

Solution Finish is the way to go, what ever you do do not use a heat gun