H2 Bumpers faded...Here is your answer

[HumminNBoatin']

Well let me clarify my Bedliner in a can usage. I only use it on the steel parts. Not the plastic. I really don't know how well it would hold up on plastic either. I have found that after offroad trips my rockrails, and bumpers typically get scratched up. So I just shot it all with bedliner in a can. It really holds up very well to washing and I have not had any problems with it flaking at all. But it does get scratched off when I go dragging the truck over boulders. However I just use a wire wheel to get the rust out of the scratch and touch it up with a little and I am good to go!

[H2 Bill]

I bought some of the Griots too and it turned out great! Does anybody know how to get it of of the concrete driveway?@#%!

[Intercooled]

Just cleaned the SUT on beautiful day here in NH. Man, the stock plastic bumpers get worse every year. I have posted on this thread before, i used "BLack Again", and that would last only a few rains and washes. Its time to try the Griots product in the next couple of weeks.
Any feed back from the guys who have had it on for a long while now with-out reapplying?

[pdxrealtor]

No problems for me and I've been washing my truck 2x a week at the drive up do it yourself carwash that uses the power sprayer.

I did notice a little white dull area but I hit the bumper with some maquires plastic cleaner an all has been well since.

Thumbs up IMO

[HumminNBoatin']

HA I started this thread 10 months ago and still have not had to re apply to any of my trim. It looks just as good as the day I did it.

[pdxrealtor]

I bought 3 bottles- I've done the front bumper x3 the hood handles x3 the rear bumper x2.

Getting ready to do the roof crossbar arms.... x3!