Cleaning black fenders & bumpers
06-20-2011, 06:58 PM
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I took all of my plastics off, cleaned them as well I could with an all purpose cleaner and some varsol. It cleaned up very well. Then I applied a plastic primer followed by some rocker guard coating. It looks prime! The problem with the stockers is that they are very porous and allow dirt in. Now that they are coated the dirt can't penetrate and can be easily cleaned.
06-20-2011, 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Incognito
303 Aerospace Protectant (that's the product name), here's a pic:
06-20-2011, 07:31 PM
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I've used Meguiar's Ultimate Protectant for the past several months and the only negative thing I've experienced is a little run off the following morning if I used a little too much. I've recently switched to Turtle Wax Ice and so far I'm a huge fan. 
I have a black jeep and use Ice on everything...the body, bumpers, fenders, rock rails, and door handles. Thus far no problems at all. Nothing turns white and the fenders look fantastic. Also have noticed the bumpers and fenders seem to stay cleaner and darker much longer between washings. Just remember, a little ICE goes a long way. I literally use no more than an ounce for my entire 4 door Wrangler.
I have a black jeep and use Ice on everything...the body, bumpers, fenders, rock rails, and door handles. Thus far no problems at all. Nothing turns white and the fenders look fantastic. Also have noticed the bumpers and fenders seem to stay cleaner and darker much longer between washings. Just remember, a little ICE goes a long way. I literally use no more than an ounce for my entire 4 door Wrangler.
