I`ve been using Back to Black for a couple of months now -- on different parts of three different cars, and I`m ready to give it a thumbs-up.
The greatest achievement for this product was on the `91 Benz, whose rubber bumpers were a pitiful sight -- that faded, chalky-white look. Used it last night, and the results are truly "like new." Easy on, easy off.
Process: First, I cleaned the bumpers very very thoroughly. The last time I had used B2B (on another car), I got the "streaky/greasy" look that others have commented on. But the time before that, I had great results. So ... says I to myself, maybe they must be really clean. This time, after washing the whole car, I sprayed the bumpers with APC+ (8:1 dilution), scrubbed with a moderately soft brush, rinsed, then sprayed, washed, rinsed again, then dried.
I applied the product onto a barely dampened foam pad. To get into the little crevices, I used a foam brush (like the cheap ones for painting). Waited maybe 2-3 minutes, then buffed off with cotton terry cloth.
I`m delighted with the results. Looks matte and deep and .... well ... "Back to Black."
Can`t yet comment on durability of this effect.
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