RE: Black plastic bumper cleaning

["Mike Miller (Volt) (Exchange)" <a-mikemi@Exchange.MICROSOFT.com>]

The guy I watched in the detail shop had a 2 inch paint brush with the
bristles cut off to about 1/4 inch. He used this, along with a soft
brass wire brush (for the really tough stuff), and all the old polish
came out fairly easily. Then he put something like "bumper black" on and
it really looks like new!!

Mike
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>From: 	R. Tonge[SMTP:rptonge@u.washington.edu]
>Sent: 	Monday, July 08, 1996 9:22 AM
>To: 	quattro
>Subject: 	Black plastic bumper cleaning
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>Dear All
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>Anyone got any tips on how to clean black crinkly plastic bumpers.
>Presently, they have a greyish finish to them - I think there is polish
>and crud inbetween the ridges of the textured finish. I have tried a brush
>and it wont shift it.
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>Thanks
>
>Rob.
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