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Non colour coded arches/side skirt cleaning.

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3.2K views 13 replies 9 participants last post by  RobCDTi  
#1 ·
Anybody got any top tips for making the non colour coded wheel arches and side skirts look good?

Gave my car a good wash and wax, including wheels and I have to say it looked very nice :D

Until the plastic surrounds dried out and they look a bit faded/well crap to be honest.

Any suggestions to getting them back to a nice black colour, maybe a lasting wet look? Kiwi Parade boot polish? :rolleyes:
 
#3 ·
Try Bilt Hamber, you can use it on all plastic trim.

Lots of other tips in the cleaning section.
 
#8 ·
Try Bilt Hamber, you can use it on all plastic trim.

Lots of other tips in the cleaning section.
Couldn't find a Bilt Hamber product specifically for plastic trim. Which product were you recommending?
 
#4 ·
Auto Glym bumper care, never even tried anything else; never had to.
 
#10 ·
Gtechniq C4, definitely. I used it on my wheel arches and now they look new. Need to get round to doing my splitters and skirts as there's a big contrast between sections now.
 
#14 ·
Plasticare.

Paint it on, and forget about it.

Its cheap, and has lasted nearly a year and counting on my car - with only 1 application.
Looks interesting, dyeing the plastic black I think would look good.....