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A check of the shelves at a nearby O'Reilly's revealed a Restore Black kit by the well-known Bondo folks. |
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![]() The instructions on the box seemed simple enough, although the warnings made it sound like an adventure into Hazmat Hell. As it turned out, the main worry seems to be staining one's hands - and even that washed off easily with soap and water. |
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A second swipe took care of the streaks, and an old toothbrush allowed me to reach the corners and crevices that the sponge missed. Regardless of these minor gripes, the effect is exactly as advertised - the black plastic appears as new again - notice the glove box in particular, which was light gray before treatment. |
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| I am not in the business of suggesting or recommending specific products - but when one works (or doesn't work) I'll let you know. Bondo's "Restore Black" #800 did the job; I'll review this in a few months and let you know if it continues to look good (and not rub off on clothes or hands!) | ||
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