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Faded Black Plastic
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You could listen to the above suggestions, but seeing that this is a jetski, and will obviously be immersed in water, I don't see either of the above lasting beyond half a trip in the wet or beyond more than two weeks while in storage.
Here's the solution:
1. Log onto PristineDetailing.co.za and register an account
2. Locate the G Techniq stable of products
3. Order yourself a bottle of C4 Trim Restorer
4. Then get a bottle of W2 Cleaner
5. Wait for it to arrive
6. Take some before and after pics and tell us how happy you are :rollsmile:
You can expect the W2 and C4 combo to last between a year or two years...
In terms of treating fibreglass, if it's protection that you want, I'd suggest polishing and using a dedicated marine wax. It's specifically designed to be ultra durable against the water.
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Here's the solution:
1. Log onto PristineDetailing.co.za and register an account
2. Locate the G Techniq stable of products
3. Order yourself a bottle of C4 Trim Restorer
4. Then get a bottle of W2 Cleaner
5. Wait for it to arrive
6. Take some before and after pics and tell us how happy you are :rollsmile:
You can expect the W2 and C4 combo to last between a year or two years...
In terms of treating fibreglass, if it's protection that you want, I'd suggest polishing and using a dedicated marine wax. It's specifically designed to be ultra durable against the water.
:thumbs:
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zippy320
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I used a product called Bumper black on all my cars , as well as the maguires plastic treatment . The bumper black seems like a sort of dye (Not black dye, as I have used it on grey plastic as well , bumpers again) that absorbed into the plastic because once its on and used a few times it stays black for long .. all the parts I have used it on are still black , and this is on a 28 year old E30!
Works very very well .
Works very very well .
