any suggestions to revive the faded base on my Fortrex?
any suggestions to revive the faded base on my Fortrex?
I have the same issue with my PowerDrive. I was debating trying the as seen on tv “Wipe New” product. For $15 it might be worth a shot, but than I think if I really care that much either.
Maybe back to black. I think Mothers makes it.
Otherwise just buy a new base.
Used it on the garage door trim looks new for a month or so then it fades again..Originally Posted by mattg589
2015 189 trx
Is it black plastic ? Try using a heat blower or hair dryer on a small area. You might be surprised.
GETFISHED !!!
Man ive always heard that and had many say it works. Every time I try I end up melting crap lol.
I tried it about 3 months ago on a small area between my truck hood and the windshield. Still looks like new. Will probably do the entire piece. Slow and careful are the key here.
GETFISHED !!!
Back to Black worked on mine.
John Clark — Findlay, Ohio
303 will last a little bit. I might try the hair dryer trick on some of my truck trim
Tape it off and spray paint it with Rusteoleum plastic paint and it will look great again .
Mask it off securely get some SIM vinyl and plastic paint thats the stuff I use on my muscle car interiors to restore them its GREAT naturally its not cheap but it will no fade and you will not get better results. I like gloss black but satin is nice its like 14$ can Trust me you will not be disappointed
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Here's some faded door panels painted with sim plastic vinyl paint
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Here's some faded door panels painted with sim plastic vinyl paint
This is what I used to paint My Power-Pole™ spike. The plastic protects it and provides a crisp red color and no more fiberglass shards.
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