[DML] Re: DML: Trim (To Paint or not to Paint)

[Russell Hughes <Rusk@xxxx>]

No! Wait!

DON'T use Back to Black! Unless you live in the land of permanent
sunshine! I put B2B on my D last Summer and it looked great...until it
rained. Every shower caused it to run down the side of the car (from
the plastic panels behind the windows). It took ages to get off and for
every time I got caught in rain there was a furious scrubbing session to
follow! Even now there's a faint mark where it's legacy lives...

Be Warned! Especially if you live in the UK!!

Rusk


> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Marc A Levy [SMTP:malevy@xxxx]
> Sent:	Friday, April 30, 1999 10:37 PM
> To:	dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject:	[DML] Re: DML: Trim (To Paint or not to Paint)
> 
> I like "Back to black". I think it is sold by Mothers Gold.
> 
> 
> raynet@xxxx wrote:
> > 
> > Ok possible dumb question coming so bear with me...
> > 
> > As with any thing that sits out for a while in the sun, alot of the
> outer trim including mirrors, louvers, around the door locks, bumpers,
> and front windshield are faded. Now the question is how to get them
> looking like new. Armor All only does so much and rinses off in the
> rain. Is there something I can put on to restore them or should I
> just paint them... Ideas and suggestions are welcome...
> >
> 
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