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Hi all,
I've searched for this, but can't find anything on it. The black trim strips along the exterior bottom edge of my windows on my BF Mk. II seem to have oxidised. Maybe the paint has just faded. Does anyone have tips on cleaning this up? Do I need to just repaint them? |
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| 93EB |
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Age: 46 Posts: 2484 Joined: 6th Oct 2005 Ride: 93EB Fairmont / BA Falcon XR6T Location: Western Sydney |
Yep repaint them more than likely.
The fun of leaving your car in the weather. My mates BF is the same. You could try save it by putting armour all on it. May help.
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| daniel78 |
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93EB wrote: Yep repaint them, The fun of leaving your car in the weather..  I know, right? it sucks... Repaint it is then. I'm particularly asking now because I'm planning on selling this one. Nothing will so the trick as a shorter term option you reckon?... |
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| TFORD8 |
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If they were still in good nick, id suggest "turtle wax ICE", it works nice on rubber seals n stuff too...
Have you tried auto glyms plastic bumper n trim gel? (i think thats whats called) Its pretty good, and leaves a protective film too to stop it coming back... Just a thought.
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