Avalanche

[Crazy 13immer]

I just started my own little detailing business in Chicago and I'm running it out of my garage. I'm doin a chevy avalanche and I just wanted to know what I can safely use on that grey plastic paneling on the lower half of the car to make it look new again.

[Kompressor]

1Z Vinyl & Rubber care.

[ArcticFlow]

Mother's Back-to-Black

[Shockwave179]

Originally Posted by ArcticFlow

Mother's Back-to-Black

what he said ^

[Crazy 13immer]

I have back to black, and I love it. but the trim is grey, not black. I don't want to mess it up and stain the bottom part. I think I'll just go with the Vinyl and rubber care. Unless you know for sure that the back to black would work

[ArcticFlow]

Back-to-Black will work even though its grey, it'll just look a little darker after the application b/c its like tire shine, just not as juicy or greasy. Vinyl and rubber care will do the same thing, anytime you treat plastic that is a little faded it will look a shade or two darker after the application b/c you're just bringing back the 'new' look of the panel you're treating...hard to explain, just don't let the "Black" part of the Mother's product scare you, they simply say that b/c most plastic on cars is black and probably b/c it rhymes w/ "Back", heh. You can also use Pure Silicone Gel, that what we use @ the dealership for the plastic Land Rover bumpers.

[Crazy 13immer]

Thanks for the tip, I'll get some before and after pics up when I do it.