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moka
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29th Aug 08 at 14:22   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Hi all,

recently refurbished my wheels gloss black and need the bumpers to match... I really didnt want to fork out to get them sprayed either black or colour coded silver i was just going to rely on back to black (well wd40) but it hasnt worked!

Does back to black offer any other qualities over WD40? as i thort they were pretty much the same thing.

Anyone got any advice? Other than 'get them sprayed'
James_H
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29th Aug 08 at 14:24   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Apparently a heat gun works, ive tryed a blow torch but i got patchs

Try back to black as wd40 I think wont last long.
Ricky352
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29th Aug 08 at 14:50   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Never heard of trying WD40, but have heard of a heatgun working well.

I use wet and black for mine (tyre dressing) although all of mine are painted apart from mudflaps
moka
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29th Aug 08 at 16:01   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

heat guns, how does that work then? just curious?
James_H
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Well I think it melts it a bit or something and makes it black, it looks quite good and really black.
Dan.H
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29th Aug 08 at 19:10   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

peanut butter works a treat as well(serious answer btw)
SVM 286
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S77 CKL
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Heat gun slightl;y works and peanut butter is meant to be super duper !
Richardhhha
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smooth penut better is the bomb with doing arches...

or stop being a tight fisted git and get them sprayed.. only way for a permenent finnish mate im afrade
wozza51
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29th Aug 08 at 21:07   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

orr giv them to rich an he will spend months fukkin them up for ya........

or i can do it in 15 mins looool
Richardhhha
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cheaky badger

if you want them covered in shit and bonded on with crap squirting out the edges then give them to him lol

mine havent faded in almost a year than you very much..
Rybo
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i used black shoe polish for a cheap job on my birds car...lasted ages and looked okay
harrisp
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Meguirs trim detailer, not cheap but the best I have used.
paul.mitchell1984
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i think olive oil is supposed to work, heat gun basically burns all the crap off and gives it a good finish, i did it on my old corsa
rikkgti
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quote:
Originally posted by danh785
peanut butter works a treat as well(serious answer btw)

Aj_1.4 sri_ziggy!
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back to black washes off in the rain same as wd40 both kinda crap really however i use black hoe polish and put it on with a cloth but make sure u have cleaned thm properly 1st thn use a black to black spray like thm pound ones from asda or poundworld and thn use sum rockport waterproofing over the top its like a resin kinda stuff so repel the water so no black runs off... it takes a long wile but last forever took me around 2 hours but havent touched them again now for about 5 month and still look mint,
peanut butter duz work but it dusnt like hot weather... well the smart price one dusnt anyway it went flakey lmao

 
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