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I had a friend reccommend Griot's Garage Bumper and Trim Reconditioner (#11183) for my car's targa roof to bring the black back. It is not a dressing, but more of a dye. It worked so well, I used it on the door handles and rear bumper pads on my truck and they look new. Not shiny, but dark black again, like new plastic. It takes a few coats, but great results. Two coats on the truck, but four coats on the targa roof. Comes in a bottle like shoe edge dressing with a sponge applicator.

 

It works best on textured plastic, but okay on smooth plastic, like mudflaps. Doesn't wash off or fade at all.

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Hope this is better than Mother's Back to Black. Does Griot's Garage Bumper and Trim Reconditioner come off when it rains. As Mother's Back to Black does and also leaves streaks all over the paint and chrome after it rains. It also, attaches alot of dust!

 

Will be on the lookout for Griot's..have not seen it here yet. Where did you buy it?

 

 

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Hope this is better than Mother's Back to Black. Does Griot's Garage Bumper and Trim Reconditioner come off when it rains. As Mother's Back to Black does and also leaves streaks all over the paint and chrome after it rains. It also, attaches alot of dust!

 

Will be on the lookout for Griot's..have not seen it here yet. Where did you buy it?

 

 

Thanks

Griot's Garage website.

 

It definitly does not run like Back to Black. I would have BTB on my roof, then wash the car and have it all over the windows. This stuff is a dye, or a paint, so it dries completely.

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Yeah, I've been using the BTB. It held up pretty good for about a week and a half, but most of it has now ran off the doorhandles, down the doors and all over the chrome on the bumpers.

 

Placing an order with Griots right now.

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Yesterday, I used the Griot's on the bumper pads, the door handles, the nerf bar steps (the pad, not the bar), the nerf bar plastic ends, and the mudflaps. they all look new. I am buying more.

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I ordered a couple of bottles this week. It looks pretty good.

 

One thing I'd reccomend though, is getting a decent sized sponge to use on large, flat areas. The little applicator pad on the bottle works great for nooks and crannies, but it's a pain to get it applied evenly on larger areas.

  • 1 month later...
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I just use the Armor All Tire Dressing (thick concentration in a spray bottle). I spray it on a rag and wipe the tires, bumper pad, front air dam, and body side mouldings. It last a long time and I have not noticed and running like other products.

 

Another trick I use is, I spray my inner fenderwells with tire foam cleaner/dressing after washing the vehicle to eliminate the pain of washing the fenderwells each time. Makes the truck look clean like it just came from the detail shop.

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Well the Griott's stuff is still looking good nearly 3 months after I applied it to my fender flares. It's survived numerous rainstorms and washings. Definately good stuff. I'll probably apply it to the rest of the trim this spring.

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