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Old 09-16-06, 10:59   #1 (permalink)
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grill guards

i bought a grill guard a couple years ago for my truck...now it's gotten a little faded. I was wondering if anyone knew of any good products to turn it from gray...back to black(other than repainting it) Thanks.

edit: i just realized i put this in the wront thread...if any mods would be willing to move it to the detailing section, that would be great
 
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Old 09-17-06, 12:59   #2 (permalink)
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What is the grille guard made of? (material)

Is this a metal tubular brush guard? If so, you it seems that it has gotten oxidized and you should be able to polish it out.
 
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What is the grille guard made of? (material)

Is this a metal tubular brush guard? If so, you it seems that it has gotten oxidized and you should be able to polish it out.
yeah it's a black powdercoated steel or whatever they are made from. Any certain type of polish should work?
 
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Collite 845 If its a painted surface the 845 should work great
 
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Old 10-14-06, 06:20   #5 (permalink)
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Try meguiars step 2 polish it works really well. Then slap on some wax. Oh and use a terry cloth towel.
 
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Old 10-14-06, 07:49   #6 (permalink)
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Actually there called brush guard's.
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I bought a very neglected used one for my truck and just meguiars #16 and it turned out really nice for a very short period. But, my point is you can bring it back.

I am going to try SSR 2.5 and SSR1 and EX and Nattys blue tomorrow on it to see if that will hold up a little better.
 
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