Restoring plastics

[Pesky jones]

Just bought some g4 trim restorer off amazon, I want to restore my side skirts, rear valance and honeycomb grills. Hoping I can do them all with one bottle (?)

Any advice on how to apply it to the awkard honeycomb grill? Is it a case of doing each “honeycomb”

[tyrekika]

if you are restoring any un painted black plastic door handles,bumpers,grills etc then you need to buy a bottle of peanut oil and apply it with a clean rag and wipe off excess you will never use another product i tried back2black and all the other rubbish PEANUT OIL its the future stays black for ages

[white91]

Gtechniq C4 is good for this

[MateyGuv]

I use carbon collective oracle for plastics and the stuff is genuinely amazing. It gives an OEM look and it lasts 

[SiofChester]

Gtechniq C4 is good for this

I didn't have any success with C4, it didn't give a nice consistent result on my Boxster

[Horatio]

Makes sure you give the plastics a good clean with some all purpose cleaner, Daisy from Tescos is good @£1 a bottle.

[Panthera]

Hi, I have the same Poorboys trim dressing - clear/colourless gel.  I would clean and dry the effected plastics first then and using a clean MF cloth, put some of the product onto the cloth and using your fingers wipe the product over the plastic.    As for the skirts and rear bumper, use a applicator pad and wipe over.

[r5gtt]

I have these white marks off the rear lower bumper and RHS skirt that I've tried to remove but for some reason nothing will get them out. tried scrubbing them too. 

Any ideas? 

[MPS]

I have these white marks off the rear lower bumper and RHS skirt that I've tried to remove but for some reason nothing will get them out. tried scrubbing them too. 

Any ideas?

Try Peanut butter

[r5gtt]

I have these white marks off the rear lower bumper and RHS skirt that I've tried to remove but for some reason nothing will get them out. tried scrubbing them too. 

Any ideas?

Try Peanut butter

Thanks I'll let you know how I get on. 

[MPS]

Any luck?

[r5gtt]

Didn't get a chance to try it but I will let you know when I do.

[Nickd57]

Use a heatgun, heat the plastics to near melting/bubbling point and work your way along, did it on a t4 transporter at my work, worked a treat

[r5gtt]

heat wt*

here's what I just did with peanut butter as these marks would not come off with anything else. Took less than 30 seconds to take off not 100% as it was a test 

Also thanks for the peanut butter tip 

@MPS

[Ruggy]

Kiwi Scuff Cover for shoes.