fender flares

I know we have been through this before but has anybody found a good
treatment to regain the black color back in the plastic fender flares?
I tried the heat gun and it worked for about 3 months. has anybody
tried "Forever Black from 4wd.com?

in article , Dave at
wrote on 6/17/05 7:25 PM:

> I know we have been through this before but has anybody found a good
> treatment to regain the black color back in the plastic fender flares?
> I tried the heat gun and it worked for about 3 months. has anybody
> tried "Forever Black from 4wd.com?

A product you can get in paint stores called "Penetrol" works very well and
is easy to apply. I did the heat gun thing and ended up with green
blotches!

-jeff

I just went to the hardware store and got spray paint for plastic.
Look's really good.

Later Mike

Dave wrote:
> I know we have been through this before but has anybody found a good
> treatment to regain the black color back in the plastic fender flares?
> I tried the heat gun and it worked for about 3 months. has anybody
> tried "Forever Black from 4wd.com?
I use this stuff,
it's been recommended by others in this forum. 303 protectant. It's
brought my flares back to black and I use it on all my trim and
interior.
http://www.campingworld.com/browse/p...ID=358&src=frg

I paint them but "Mothers Back-toBlack" works ok



"Dave" > wrote in message
...
> I know we have been through this before but has anybody found a good
> treatment to regain the black color back in the plastic fender flares?
> I tried the heat gun and it worked for about 3 months. has anybody
> tried "Forever Black from 4wd.com?

"Forever" in the case of Forever Black means about a week.

Dave wrote:
> I know we have been through this before but has anybody found a good
> treatment to regain the black color back in the plastic fender flares?
> I tried the heat gun and it worked for about 3 months. has anybody
> tried "Forever Black from 4wd.com?

--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.cox.net/jerrypb/

...or until the first wash. I've had reasonable luck with ordinary
black plastic based outdoor paint. I used a round stiff artist
style brush to apply it so it has a stippled surface rather than
looking like cheap paint.

Jerry Bransford proclaimed:

> "Forever" in the case of Forever Black means about a week.
>
> Dave wrote:
>
>> I know we have been through this before but has anybody found a good
>> treatment to regain the black color back in the plastic fender flares?
>> I tried the heat gun and it worked for about 3 months. has anybody
>> tried "Forever Black from 4wd.com?
>
>

"IsellJeeps" > wrote:
>I paint them but "Mothers Back-toBlack" works ok

I'm pretty happy with "Back to Black".

Seahag

Hi Dave,
Real Jeeps don't have no stinkin' fender flares:
http://billhughes.com/46jeep.jpg
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O


Dave wrote:
>
> I know we have been through this before but has anybody found a good
> treatment to regain the black color back in the plastic fender flares?
> I tried the heat gun and it worked for about 3 months. has anybody
> tried "Forever Black from 4wd.com?

Well, of course. They don't stink if you wash them off in the
nearest creek every now and then.


L.W.(ßill) Hughes III proclaimed:

> Hi Dave,
> Real Jeeps don't have no stinkin' fender flares:
> http://billhughes.com/46jeep.jpg
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>
>
> Dave wrote:
>
>>I know we have been through this before but has anybody found a good
>>treatment to regain the black color back in the plastic fender flares?
>>I tried the heat gun and it worked for about 3 months. has anybody
>>tried "Forever Black from 4wd.com?