ChatterBank0 min ago
Back To Black
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Silly question? We'll soon see.
Does anybody have experience of using Back To Black on grey plastics and if so what was the result? I just want to freshen up a wee Ka if it's straightforward.
Thanks.
Does anybody have experience of using Back To Black on grey plastics and if so what was the result? I just want to freshen up a wee Ka if it's straightforward.
Thanks.
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Back to Black does a good job at restoring faded/ scuffed BLACK plastic trim. It won't, however, make GREY plastic trim black (if that's what you meant). I think you can get special (aerosol) paints to change the colour from grey to black, if that's what you want to do.
13:52 Mon 20th Jul 2015
If you're sure about changing the colour of the bumpers to black, you need to use "Satin finish" spraypaint - available in some homeware stores in the car section or maybe get it on e-bay.
Clean all the plastic trim first with white spirit. Carefully mask off everything else and apply using about 4 or 5 light coats so it doesn't run - you might need more if covering grey. I got good results but I was repainting black bumpers.
Clean all the plastic trim first with white spirit. Carefully mask off everything else and apply using about 4 or 5 light coats so it doesn't run - you might need more if covering grey. I got good results but I was repainting black bumpers.