McKee's37 Plastic Trim Restorer

[Sizzle Chest]

As some of you will remember, I had a 'restoration' to be completed on a 1976 Alfa Romeo. The trim/mirrors/bumpers/etc were original and showing, well, shall we say, a little bit of age. LOL. They were hammered, beat, horrible!

I waterless washed the areas first, then did a wipe down with N914 in paint prep ratio. I then applied the trim restorer. After the initial application I was blown away, it looked so much better. I applied it heavy. Let it dry for a few hours and hit it again. I allowed it dry/set over night and hit them with a 3rd and final coat. A MAJOR difference in the appearance of these areas.

The owner was shocked!

Link to complete write up: 1976 Alfa Romeo 2000 Spider Veloce

[Buster906]

How does the trim react to water? Any beading?

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[Sizzle Chest]

^^^^Don't know Buster, it's not rainy season down here anymore! (for real) And this is kept indoors so I could not tell ya!

[Mantilgh]

It beads water, not like a wax on paint but it does bead.

Not the best pics

In Laws Ridgeline bumper treated, upper bed has not been done yet.



Here you can see that the water is beading in the spots where it was applied. I hadn't prepped the bed yet but wiped some on that corner for the heck of it



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[Buster906]

It beads water, not like a wax on paint but it does bead.


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Do you have a photo of the water beading?

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[Mantilgh]

Sorry, hit send before I was done.

Edited them in.


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[Buster906]

This is the water beading I wanted to see. Thank you Sir

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