This stuff is great. Look at the difference between the upper switch and the switch base. The switch itself was just as grey as the base before I applied it.
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Love it too, though it doesn't hold up all that long exposed to the elements.
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My wife just bought some of that .
Haven't had a chance to see what it does , but , what you show looks real good .
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My Puch never gets ridden in the elements or exposed to prolonged sun, so it should hold up pretty well. Time will tell. It did a beautiful job on my side covers as well.
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> Love it too, though it doesn't hold up all that long exposed to the
> elements.
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Looks good. Where can I buy it?
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Wally world
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I’ve used this stuff in the past and had good success.
Was hoping this stuff would work on my QT50 plastics (no they’re not black) but either they’re too far gone or that plastic doesn’t like it. Seems like the fenders get really dried out / chalky.
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Soak in WD40
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Looks like it's available on Amazon, probably a local auto parts store as well. Thanks for the recommendation!
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Peanut butter works too!
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Heat gun works too, at least on old textured vw bumpers and trim
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Heard ATF will do that too? Will pick some of this up though, my junker ped hauler van needs it for the bumpers and trim, as does "baby 'Yoda"! :)
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