use motor oil on sunfaded plastics

[GetEclipsed]

it works, i do it

 

[AeroCleanse]

it works, i do it

I wouldn't risk it

 

[imported_rydawg1]

it works, i do it

Maybe that's why your looking for new parts for all of your cars.:doh

 

[lamby]

oil attracts dust if i recall

 

[imported_themightytimmah]

That's an old-school trick right there.. it'll work if you're desperate but there are much, much better alternatives out there.

 

[EcoAutoCT]

That's an old-school trick right there.. it'll work if you're desperate but there are much, much better alternatives out there.

+1 It's an old school hack, that and transmission fluid. Used to see things like that quite often at auctions and not limited to just bumpers, entire cars looking greasy.

 

[holland_patrick]

Guys he is a spammer...

 

[imported_Larry A]

Trans. fluid works on yellow headlights, but only for a little while.

 

[imported_rydawg1]

+1 It's an old school hack, that and transmission fluid. Used to see things like that quite often at auctions and not limited to just bumpers, entire cars looking greasy.

i remember the trans fluid being smeared on by dealers at the auctions.

I remember looking at cars and telling other dealers that it's got trans issues and that's why it smells like trans fluid.:laugh:

 

[BigAl3]

Guys he is a spammer...

yep, guys read his posts/threads and you'll get an idea...



http://www.autopia.org/forum/member.php?u=58495

 

[imported_Larry A]

+1 It's an old school hack, that and transmission fluid. Used to see things like that quite often at auctions and not limited to just bumpers, entire cars looking greasy.

There supposed to buff off the excess, not leave it all oily and greasy.

 

[yrrep73]

Guys

A marine plastic polish works wonders. Have 2 use 2000 or finer grit to "prep" the surface. Then use a good 3 step polish that you find in the "Marine" parts outlet.