Despite my best efforts I always manage to get some Autoglym polish on the black plastics. Question is...how do I get if off? I've tried washing, scrubbing, black plastic restorer but nothing seems to provide a permanent solution. It disappears for a while but the original white tide mark always returns eventually. So any ideas for a permanent solution??
A heat gun will bring back out the natural oils in the plastic. Although I would practice on something 1st its not for the novice to try on their pride and joy.
I also use the Autoglym plastic restorer, it works by re-oiling the pigments rather than redying the plastic like some products do. I tried all sorts over the years with some being so-called specialist products from work suppliers and I still think the Autoglym product is the best.
On plastics I use "silicone spray". It cleans any crap off and keepos the black nice and shiny. I also use it on the wheels as an extra barrier.
I agree with Mentalist use a hair dry to draw out the natural oils in the plastic and the use the Autoglym plastic restorer or I normally cover the plastics in WD40 seems to work fine for me.
Thanks all for your helpful suggestions, Going to try the Autoglym Trim Restorer first off. Might even try peanut butter if nothing else works! :wink:
Tried some of the Autoglym Bumper and Trim Gel today. Brought the plastics up a treat. On the face of it it's worked, completely removing the white haze of dried on polish. I suspect it's probably just covered it up rather than removed it altogether but we'll see. Thanks again for the suggestions. :smile:
