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What's a good automotive plastic restorer? (Original Post) SHRED Apr 2019 OP
Go to YouTube and get vids by detailers wasupaloopa Apr 2019 #1
Do not tell anyone but, linseed oil. It's the only thing that works. Don't tell anyone. juxtaposed Apr 2019 #2
Are you asking for Melania Trump? guillaumeb Apr 2019 #3
Autozone mercuryblues Apr 2019 #4
I had some of this laying around SHRED Apr 2019 #5
here's another method natheo Apr 2019 #6
Here's the next step I just did SHRED Apr 2019 #7
 

wasupaloopa

(4,516 posts)
1. Go to YouTube and get vids by detailers
Thu Apr 4, 2019, 04:18 PM
Apr 2019

They give you their secrets

eg: Simple Clean mix .50 with water .50 is a good upholstery cleaner.

 

juxtaposed

(2,778 posts)
2. Do not tell anyone but, linseed oil. It's the only thing that works. Don't tell anyone.
Thu Apr 4, 2019, 04:19 PM
Apr 2019

Any other post here that tells you anything else does not work. No youtube video's or any other B/S doesn't work. Just linseed oil.

natheo

(83 posts)
6. here's another method
Thu Apr 4, 2019, 10:27 PM
Apr 2019

You can use a heat gun and then apply 303 protectant on a regular basis so that it won't fade easily.

 

SHRED

(28,136 posts)
7. Here's the next step I just did
Fri Apr 5, 2019, 04:12 PM
Apr 2019

One half equal parts.



I used denatured alcohol to clean first.



Thanks for the tips!

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