Getting Dash Black Again...
Road Captain
Joined: Feb 2012
Posts: 578
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From: Ontario, Canada
I bought and used Wipe New as well. Some guys are worried that it may be too harsh. I used it on my inner fairing and truck and man it does look good. You have to be sure you remove the streaks by using a detail cloth to wipe after and I can't imagine anything working as good and it lasts!
Last edited by Dguy; Jul 26, 2014 at 07:34 AM.
Tourer
Joined: Jun 2013
Posts: 323
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From: MA
Hands down the best product I have ever seen is
. Loal dealer carries it and showed it off to me one day. I was sold. Makes the dash look like new and not that greasy look either. Everyone I show it to either steals my can or purchased it.
Has other uses as well. I use it for the black part of the motor and fins as well.
Using the cheap foam brushes from Walmart helps with application as well. Plus it gets a nice even distribution and saves the product as well.
Has other uses as well. I use it for the black part of the motor and fins as well.
Using the cheap foam brushes from Walmart helps with application as well. Plus it gets a nice even distribution and saves the product as well.
HDF Community Team
Joined: Nov 2012
Posts: 6,189
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From: USA
To redye it black, I've been very pleased with Forever Black. Doesnt ever seem to fade or wash out. I've had it in place on blued and greyed trim for years, without things going back or splotching.
For "rejuvenating" faded plastic, Black Again works better than most. But, it does leave a greasy kids stuff appearance.
For "rejuvenating" faded plastic, Black Again works better than most. But, it does leave a greasy kids stuff appearance.
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