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What does everyone use on Unpainted Matte Plastic surfaces? Specifically, the type of plastic you see on doors between front and rear windows.
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Re: Unpainted Matte Plastic
This thread on flat black plastics could help you out.
How to create a dark sheen on flat black plastic
The pillars sometimes are painted black, so because of this I'll ask, what kind of vehicle are you working on? -
Re: Unpainted Matte Plastic
The pillars are not painted, they are just a matte black plastic. It's on a Saab 9-3, but they use this type of plastic on a lot of vehicles.Comment
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Same problem here with my buddy's charger. It just won't stay shiney.Comment
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I've been using M40 and the Ultimate Protectant (UP) on matte plastic parts. M40 gives a less shiny finish than UP but it seems to wash away quicker than UP.
UP is better at restoring neglected plastic trim than M40. Note: UP may take several applications before the neglected plastic trim starts looking good.Andy W.
Bimmers - '72 Tii, '74 Tii, '88 M3, '91 318is, & '01 330i
Ford - '91 RangerComment
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