can it be used on plastic bumpers
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It can be used only on painted bumpers. It will stain the black plastic bumpers forever.
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Not unless it's painted, otherwise it will leave a white haze. You can however use this- Nu Vinyl Protectant
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Hi Donna, Not only do I use it all over on my cars, but on my RV and beautiful Grumman Tiger (plane).Further, I use Nu Finish on my glasses, and on silver to protect the finish.The stuff goes on easily, and wipes off with a soft cotton cloth or those micro fiber cloths.Ron Millman, CPA, Glendale, CA
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How to Remove the NU Finish From Plastic (thumbnail) By Anne Lee, eHow ContributorKeep the shine on the paint, not on the trim. Nu Finish is a car polish introduced on the market in 1976. Nu Finish is famous for its ability to make an older car shine like new with one yearly application. It is used primarily on the painted surface of a car. Nu Finish is available in a liquid base polish or paste and is applied with a damp cloth; after drying it will protect your car's finish. If you use Nu Finish on a surface such as plastic trim, vinyl or rubber you will notice a white residue that you may want to remove. Read more : http://www.ehow.com/how_8651447_remove-nu-finish-plastic.html How to Remove the NU Finish From Plastic (thumbnail) By Anne Lee, eHow ContributorKeep the shine on the paint, not on the trim. Nu Finish is a car polish introduced on the market in 1976. Nu Finish is famous for its ability to make an older car shine like new with one yearly application. It is used primarily on the painted surface of a car. Nu Finish is available in a liquid base polish or paste and is applied with a damp cloth; after drying it will protect your car's finish. If you use Nu Finish on a surface such as plastic trim, vinyl or rubber you will notice a white residue that... » Read More How to Remove the NU Finish From Plastic (thumbnail) By Anne Lee, eHow ContributorKeep the shine on the paint, not on the trim. Nu Finish is a car polish introduced on the market in 1976. Nu Finish is famous for its ability to make an older car shine like new with one yearly application. It is used primarily on the painted surface of a car. Nu Finish is available in a liquid base polish or paste and is applied with a damp cloth; after drying it will protect your car's finish. If you use Nu Finish on a surface such as plastic trim, vinyl or rubber you will notice a white residue that you may want to remove. Read more : http://www.ehow.com/how_8651447_remove-nu-finish-plastic.html « Show Less
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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.
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Hi Donna, Not only do I use it all over on my cars, but on my RV and beautiful Grumman Tiger (plane). Further, I use Nu Finish on my glasses, and on silver to protect the finish. The stuff goes on easily, and wipes off with a soft cotton cloth or those micro fiber cloths. Ron Millman, CPA, Glendale, CA
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No, keep every type of wax from porous bumpers. You would spend a fair amount of time removing the haze that would develop if you were to apply wax to it.
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Yes its only clear plastic but you can buy 10 times as much plastic at your hardware store for about a buck 98 this product is a rip off don't purchase it they say there us a sucker born every min well i an a sucker for buying this just get plastic cut to fit your bumper spray water on bumper first and with cardboard or spatula worj water out from behind plastic that's how this product works good luck
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I've used mine for bumper repairs only. I would think that with some practice one could do just about anything. I buy the fiber flex from Urethane Supply Co.
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Not really sure. As far as can be said, its only for plastics. If you have spare or unusable plastic parts around you can try it on those first.
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I don't know. I used it on my bumpers and it worked fine. If you call them they are very helpful. Mel
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I would believe it would as I have used it on stainless steel facets in my home, however not on my automobiles as of yet. The label states it is safe and effective (shining, cleaning, etc.) on bumpers and chrome -- even fiberglass parts -- so, I would think it would be fine. It certainly works on gold and silver items, as I have used it on my jewelry and my wife's (even on a bracelet of hers that is steel wire and 14 Carrot Gold --so, give it a shot. I really like this stuff. I would note the it is a bit unusual to use, but once you get used to the hang of it, it does the job(s). Hope this helps you. W&gt;
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DO NOT BUY THIS FOR USE ON ANYTHING. I put this on my plastic bumpers and it looked swell until it rained and it spotted and looked terrible. I am still suffering from this lousy product after many, many washings. This should be taken off the market, unless the user wants to reapply it after every rain or washing. Disgusting waste of money and I wish I would never have used it. AVOID AT ALL COSTS.
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The Pops A Dent works very well on shallow dents in metal but I doubt if would be strong enough for the heavy plastic bumper. I had to do repeat "pulls" to get a 6 inch long dent out of my front fender. I would use it again for metal if I needed to remove another dent without damaging the paint.
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It works on a lot of different types of plastic but not all. Hope this helps you.
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I put it on my car to replace a peice that got damaged on a curb from my car being low. It's flexible and ok to use on painted bumper which is plastic underneath. I don't think it will work on something that is rough or pours. Just my opinion.
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Probably not, might have better chance though using a smaller diameter cup if it is a shallow rounded dent not creased in plastic bumper shell that you could get a good pull on..
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I would believe it would as I have used it on stainless steel facets in my home, however not on my automobiles as of yet. The label states it is safe and effective (shining, cleaning, etc.) on bumpers and chrome -- even fiberglass parts -- so, I would think it would be fine. It certainly works on gold and silver items, as I have used it on my jewelry and my wife's (even on a bracelet of hers that is steel wire and 14 Carrot Gold --so, give it a shot. I really like this stuff. I would note the it is a bit unusual to use, but once you get used to the hang of it, it does the job(s). Hope this helps you. W> I would believe it would as I have used it on stainless steel facets in my home, however not on my automobiles as of yet. The label states it is safe and effective (shining, cleaning, etc.) on bumpers and chrome -- even fiberglass parts -- so, I would think it would be fine. It certainly works on gold and silver items, as I have used it on my jewelry and my wife's (even on a bracelet of hers that is steel wire and 14 Carrot Gold --so, give it a shot. I really like this stuff. I would note the it is a bit unusual to use, but once you get used to the hang of it, it does the job(s). Hope this... » Read More I would believe it would as I have used it on stainless steel facets in my home, however not on my automobiles as of yet. The label states it is safe and effective (shining, cleaning, etc.) on bumpers and chrome -- even fiberglass parts -- so, I would think it would be fine. It certainly works on gold and silver items, as I have used it on my jewelry and my wife's (even on a bracelet of hers that is steel wire and 14 Carrot Gold --so, give it a shot. I really like this stuff. I would note the it is a bit unusual to use, but once you get used to the hang of it, it does the job(s). Hope this helps you. W> « Show Less
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It's absolutely possible, but there are a lot of factors involved for a suction cup to work. This tool works amazing on Glass. For Plastic such as bumpers or something thicker like a treehouse piece, you'd be better off with a rubber mallet and securing a 2x4 on the dent outward side. Hope this helps.
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I have no experience using this product on a plastic so I can't really help you on this question
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Yes but be careful and don't use it on fresh paint, it ripped the clear coat off my bumper that had recently been resprayed.
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Don't know for sure, but also don't see any reason why you couldn't. Recommend you try it on a small, inconspicuous area first. I tried it on several different types of plastic for my Ram truck and the only one that it did not improve was the little piece that holds the radio antenna. Other than that, very pleased and its been over 3 months.
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Yes. It will fit on any bumper but u may need to drill holes in your bumper to line up all the holes