jeep liberty plastic!!

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I just bought a used jeep liberty with the gray plastic bumpers, what would be recommended to make the bumpers and trim look like new again?
 
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Well a product like Mother's Back to Black works great, but only for a few days. I have heard that using a tire gel works well. You might want to give it a try.
 
I use PB Natural Look dressing on my wife's Liberty and it looks good and the dressing holds up reasonably well.
 
PB's trim restorer (buffed thorughly), Stoner's trim shine, 303 aerospace (buffed throughly).
 
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Best thign i have found, CG Extreme Liquid Shine. Amazing at bringing life back and you can use it on any color, almost anyplace.
 
Is the black again considered a stain?? Thanks guys for all your suggestions.
 
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Is the black again considered a stain?? Thanks guys for all your suggestions.
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nope ! It a very thick gel so easy to get where you want it, and not where you dont. It wont last forever, but usually looks good for months. The Black Again can be used on any colored exterior plastic panels.
 
Thanks alot guys I will give the black again a try.
 
Black Again is okay. It makes a huge mess on paint if it gets wet compared to some I've tried.
 
Need me some black stain.

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Is the black again considered a stain?? Thanks guys for all your suggestions.
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YEEE-HAAAAA.... I need me some black stain as some of my wax damaged door handles are not responding well to peanut butter, microfiber detergent, aio, nuthing. Have even tried the Wax Blaster to no avail. Have been using Black Again and PB NL, but, the stuff wears off in time.

So, any ideas?

Thanks, much, partners...
 
As far as the wax stains on the plastic I have had good luck with a ruby red eraser and a bit of elbow grease! Usually needs dressing after but will take the old wax right off.
 
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As far as the wax stains on the plastic I have had good luck with a ruby red eraser and a bit of elbow grease! Usually needs dressing after but will take the old wax right off.
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+1 for the eraser.
 
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