Faded Wrangler Flares

[Ed B]

I have tried the Back to Black, 303, Armorall and some others and nothing has lasted for long. I appreciate all the responses. I think i am going to try the fusion paint.

Thanks again,
Ed

 

[BIGdaddy]

I have tried the Back to Black, 303, Armorall and some others and nothing has lasted for long. I appreciate all the responses. I think i am going to try the fusion paint.

Thanks again,
Ed

I did all the flares on my 04' unlimited. I used the krylon fusion black. They looked factory fresh for years until my rig got swiped.

You'll be impressed, for sure. :costumed-smiley-007

 

[Hilldweller]

We have the same problem in the MINI community and use Black Wow.
http://www.waymotorworks.com/black-wow-trim-cleaner-4oz.html

 

[Haggis]

We used the Forever Black on our old '98 TJ. Directions caled for 3 coats but I ending up doing 7 coats to get the finish I wanted.

Here's a pic of the TJ the first week we bought it and right before we coated the flares...

And a shot a few months after we applied the Forever Black...

 

[abbeyroad]

Just got finished with the flares on my 06 TJ. I went with the fusion paint. The satin black came off with a little shine so I ended up using flat blk. They look like new! Now we will see for how long?

 

[MOAK]

my vote is for the krylon fusion,,, easy fix and will last for years if you wipe down the plastic with a cloth just dampened with laquer thinner. That will get the microscopic dirt out of the tiny pores that exist in any plastics. Don't over do it, just a lightly dampened cotton cloth will do the trick......

 

[Petro]

I use BacktoBlack, I think it's from McQuarie's, works great

 

[Azlugz]

And there is a product called Forever Black that is made for black plastic trim pieces.

Don't waste the money, it doesn't work for crap!!!


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