How to repair Interior Plastic Trim and Exterior Plastic Trim Back to Black. 

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But after that it still looks better then before👌🏼

@@shaggy0703 not for the long run tho.

Thats right! I feel so bad for these poor souls who are about to do this :(

It's an old raggedy Ford. It don't matter lol

provide a solution or be quiet fam 😂😂 help not help hurt

No. Why u say that? Not true

You’re wrong. Zip it clown.

You're correct dude, the oil will be drawn to the surface and when it dries out the plastic will dry out even more.. use an oil based restorer, a trim restorer or a liquid shoe shine , that's right, a liquid shoe shine..

@@chopdeez2961 try solution finish, makes wonders and lasts quite a while

What kind of paint have scratches from ring, arm rest 2018 Tacoma

Boi no need for an update. It looks like shit under the sun

hey man i'll get myself some ceramic spray, it's cheaper and easier to use. would it work on plastics too?

@@andresferrer7628 no idea... well worth trying

dubtownman chrisfix replied to my comment and said the coating with a spray was better but it didn't last as long as liquid ceramic, thought you would want to know that

dubtownman chrisfix replied to my comment and said the coating with a spray was better but it didn't last as long as liquid ceramic, thought you would want to know that

Is there are product link anyone can list thank you in advance.

Use lowest setting and work your way up to a perfect one

Nag

did it work for you

Vinyl melts at 212F or around 100C. I'd set the temp around 160F or around 80C. That way you are softening the vinyl but not liquifying it. Remember though that the heat will accumulate on the surface you are heating, so just because you use a temp lower than the melting point, that doesn't mean you are safe and won't damage the panel. Just use an over abundance of caution and you'll find the right combo of temp and distance to hold the heat gun from the repair area. If you want real amazing results, you can buy leather pattern stamps or sponges that have the fake leather pattern imprinted on them. To use them, heat the repair area, and press the stamp/sponge against the surface for a second or two and bam, professional looking repair.

Depends on how deep are the scratches from my experience if its deep enough the heat gun can make the area a bit more glossy then the surrounding spot. But a normal surface with a normal not deep scratch it will just melt the scratch back to normal without leaving any signs of damage.

The video is fake that's why

Hair dryer won't be hot enough

Yeah but its other senses are better