Product Review -- Forever Black

[Eric R]

My 18 year old 928 has a grayed-out rear wind deflector, and the plastic on the mirror housings was looking quite aged as well. So, I finally got around to using this restorative product this weekend and the results were excellent.

Procedure: I used the included cleaner solution to prepare the surfaces. Then I masked out the plastic on the mirrors and the rear rubber deflector. I dabbed on three coats waiting about 10 minutes between each coat. It dabs on like the old shoe polish applicators, and may, in fact, be a similar product formulation. After it dried, I removed the tape and layered the coated parts with Klasse A-I-O, SG, and then a hard, long wearing carnauba (Griot's paste).

Yummy. The parts look brand new. Wish I had before and after pic's. (Yeah, I need an e-camera, but I still like the old Nikon with the macro lens.)

I'll report back in a month or two on the wearability of the new finish.

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[SouthernBoy]

and good news. I've been considering Forever Black for my bumpers and mud guards (all black plastic). Will probably breakdown and do it now.

One question... how much area should I expect to cover with one container?

Thanks in advance.

[Eric R]

... That you could do your bumpers and mudguards just about twice with one package. That's the recommended number of coats. If you can buy it locally, get a spare in case you want / need more.

The key here is to mask the surrounding areas properly. The rest is easy. Enjoy.

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[Eric R]

The finish on my rear spoiler and side mirror frames has remained black, shiny, and new-looking.

Enjoy.

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