fading black bumpers...

[Motohead]

For the last month and a half my truck has had to sit ouside becasue I am waiting for the new home to be finished. In that time the bumpers have faded real bad, probably like everyone elses. My question is has anyone tried to get Hummer to replace them?

[frenzy1]

Heck no. I use a spray to get 'em shiny again

Frenzy
Belgium

[jmsspratlin]

Try Mother's Back to Black cream. It works great and also protects

[tower]

3M - Marine Vinyl Cleaner & Restorer

[jmsspratlin]

Originally Posted by tower

3M - Marine Vinyl Cleaner & Restorer

How long does the "restore" usually last?

[SnakeH2]

Good discussion here.
http://www.elcovaforums.com/forums/s...hlight=%22ts-1


TS-1 is the way to go. Been using it for a few months now and it is great! Very little is needed to cover all the trim. I cover all the trim, then wipe it with a damp cloth after. It looks shiny and wet, but has no greasy residue.
http://www.autocosmeticproducts.com/Armordillots1.htm

Good luck

[tower]

Originally Posted by jmsspratlin

How long does the "restore" usually last?

I haven't used it for that long, but it still looks good after ~3 washes.

[mikejr]

Originally Posted by jmsspratlin

Try Mother's Back to Black cream. It works great and also protects

I agree...been using Mothers Back to Black for quite a while. Good stuff. There are a whole host of products out there from what i've read on the forum here. But the Mother's was easy to find and wasnt all that costly.

[CONRAD II]

TS-1

[MDimitri]

TS-1

This stuff works extremely well!!