Can this be used on on the black plastic that on some vehicles is around the bumper area. I been using Mother's Back to Black. Just wondering if this stuff will work similar. Thanks in advance.
840735
I have used D15601 a little on black trim like my mirrors but I use STP son of a gun protectant on my lower black trim.
840736
This can be used on black plastics and will not discolor or whiten but leave it cleaner if not a little darker. Most likely better to use something like 303 protectant to refresh and darken bumper plastics.
840737
No, I believe the stuff made specifically for that purpose will be the best.This is great as an after wash detailer, on a car with a wax job, it will keep it"waxed" and slick for an extended period of time. It is a great product for that use.
840738
No, this is for the clearcoat not the plastic trim. I recommend shine spray.
840739
I have never tried. I use Meguiar's (Natural Shine Protectant) for that. It works very well for me and doesn't leave a greasy, sticky residue.
840740
i dont know about that mothers product, but this product works pretty good with bumpers plastics, also with any exterior plastics
11433
Sorry, never used it for that. I use it for all interior plastic/vinyl, and just started trying it out on the tires. I bet you can get it cheaper at WalMart though....
1590364
You should be fine spraying it on plastic. I sprayed my whole car with it actually! I would recommend cleaning the spray surface well, and sanding it with a heavy grit sandpaper to help the product adhere.
1599770
If you are referring to plastic body panels like bumpers that are painted with automotive base coat clear coat, yes. I beleive the film is vinyl and can always be removed with a little heat, it shouldn't leave any mark on the polyurethane clear, the adhesive isn't aggressive (acidic) like other adhesives on pinstripes, i also use the film on plastic headlights and it doesn't etch in any way.
408911
I tried to remove the stain that was left around the scratch after I tried to remove some scratches on the car. I was advised to use the polish after using the scratch remover, but it didn't work for me. I even had someonewax my car to see if I could get rid of the stains that were created by these 2 products. But that didn't work either, unfortunately.
1654135
Hi: I assume you mean painted bumpers?? If so, then yes this wax is fine. If you are speaking of a bumper that is like flat black with a textured finish then no. For material like that you would be good with some type of vinyl protectant.
1605201
Joe - my husband used this product on the convertible top of his '97 Mustang. While the top came out looking great, he doesn't believe it would work as well on bumpers and fenders.
718429
I only used the Back to Black. I would suspect it only differs in how long it lasts. B to B lasts months. Does not seem to wash off..i would not use it on tkhe interior finish
1269750
I've never had any problem with it when it comes in contact with moldings via overspray. When I get done washing my car I use this product on the painted surfaces. Then I dress my tires with a gel. I use Armor-All tire gel. I then use the gel on all of my plastic moldings(side-view mirrors, under-paint trim areas, window moldings etc.) and it works and looks great. Keeps the plastic looking new. Just use a good, strong cloth to apply it with. I'm sure any gel would do. Gels work better than sprays for plastic surfaces in my opinion.
1037046
Yes, as we have had it installed on plastic common on interior trim, for about 6 months so far with no bubbling or release. It is scuffed with black shoe marks so it works as advertised. Another note: installed a couple of orders of the product on my plastic fenders on my tractor to prevent the blackberry thorns and branches from scratching up the vehicle, so far working well. Would recommend cleaning the surfaces with alcohol and letting dry prior to installation. If you get any dirt on it at all during installation, will not stick, like on the edges you touch to position. My only complaint is removing the backing is difficult.
1239126
yes, it leaves a residue if you don't wipe it off but, it doesn't streak, I use it on my black truck
448301
to be honest, depending on what your bumper surface is like, you'll probably have fair to poor results, this stuff worked wonders when I used it to apply stickers to my windshield (ex. parking stickers) with static and no adhesive (I hate the idea of that residue being there permanently when that sticker expires), but the bumper isn't like glass so I think with that application wouldn't be the best choice
430177
Yes; I've used Meguiar's Last Touch in all of my car's and truck's interiors. I've also used it on the wheels and tires. Great product - goes on easy and comes off clean.
583617
I've been using it on my black textured dashboard for several months now. The only physical damage that may occur is a sunspot. If you maintain your car occasionally slightly relocating The holder then this could be avoided
1347476
Yes, stuff that's intended for black vehicles should be used on any dark vehicle IMO, due to other products leaving visible residue in scratches or pin strips sometimes(if your car has them). when up close, it does the opposite of hiding them with black or dark paint background.
1899390
I agree, the black residue is hard to get off. I've had best luck rubbing with a microfiber cloth just as the product is drying, about 30 seconds after the start of buffing. I then spray a little mothers aluminum wheel polish and wipe, it seems to have the same chemical base, gets a lot more black off but it seems to spot a little. Hope this helps.
746956
I would not recommend it and it will stain the plastic trim. What I suggest is to dress the trim with is a good protectant like the mothers protectant spray 5324. I hope this helps.