BLACK TO BLACK?

[maison]

Black kiwi shoe polish applied with a medium-to-hard bristled shoe brush.

Massage it in and then polish the area 'gently' until a very light shine is achieved.

Apply one or two more times if needed.

It'll last for a long time.

Being brought up as a Northerner, in my younger days, I agree. Two uses for one product with good results on loafers and bumpers.

 

[Tinker2]

I use silicone spray always have, does the job as good as anything else i've tried. 5 mins job done, so maybe it might not last as some of the fancy stuff.

 

[Wikky]

I use silicone spray always have, does the job as good as anything else i've tried. 5 mins job done, so maybe it might not last as some of the fancy stuff.

I use silicone spray also. Works a treat.

 

[Top Hat]

Tried a lot of the product mentioned on here, none work as well as Polytrol trim restorer, not cheap but half a litre go's a long way done my van twice and hardly moved the level,

Polytrol | Colour restorer for faded surfaces | Owatrol Direct

Restore the colour of faded surfaces - great for car bumpers, boat gelcoats, tarnished metals, faded stone, tiles, paint, plastics and fibreglass (GRP).

www.owatroldirect.co.uk

 

[pampam]

Guigsy, so were the bumpers grey and the back to black stained them black? Cos they look very good

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[Guigsy]

Guigsy, so were the bumpers grey and the back to black stained them black? Cos they look very good

Yes. Originally grey. First time we did a thorough clean with the enclosed detergent. And it did take a couple of hours to stop it being streaky. After that we just did touch-ups every couple of washes.