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I just used turtle wax trim restorer and it worked really good, I don't know about the long term I just did 2 coats this past week. I should have taken before and after pics but I didn't. I also tried mothers in the past and it didn't work that good TW was much better. Ill post time in time to let you guys know how long it lasted. A lot of people plastidip or paint the cowl I may think about that in the future.
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I just used turtle wax trim restorer and it worked really good, I don't know about the long term I just did 2 coats this past week. I should have taken before and after pics but I didn't. I also tried mothers in the past and it didn't work that good TW was much better. Ill post time in time to let you guys know how long it lasted. A lot of people plastidip or paint the cowl I may think about that in the future.
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I've tried Armor All, Mothers B2B, and all the others you can name including 303 protectant. None of them last more than a month or so. Late last summer I found the time to actually paint them properly. Tape, masked, and covered the truck. Duplicolor's paint prep to remove the nastiness embedded in the plastic first. I emptied the can on the plastic...almost 3 applications. I let that completely dry and used Bondo's Bumper Black rattle can paint. BBB can be found at O'Reilly's. It's now 8+ months later and the flares look just like they did after the multiple light coats dried on day 1. It took a few hours from start to finish, but it was worth every minute as the results are great.
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