Has anyone tried this product

[Iwheels88]

So every evening as I'm watching TV I see this ad & wonder if it really works. The reviews on Amazon say it's a good enough product but I wanted to see if any of you have tried it on maybe your lawn furniture, sidings, or even the fender flares or hard top on your JK's & if it personally is worth the buy. And if not what would be good to bring. Ack the life of your fender flares or even faded hard top.



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[jeezy]

If it's sold on TV you have your answer. Any product that has a hard stance selling on its own in the stores is prolly a no go. I would guess its about the same exact chemical makeup as the headlight restorer.

[Iwheels88]

Yea & that is definitely a dud. I used that crap on my '01 dodge neon years ago & it only made things worse 👎🏼
If your fenders fade is there an easy method to restoring them before buying new fenders?


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[kobelup]

I was wondering what to use on my fenders and top also. I may try the turtle wax ice, I used that on my Nissan truck and it helped with making the grey plastic fenders look dark and new again. If I remember I'll try it out and post a picture of the results.


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[ShutterBug]

I was wondering what to use on my fenders and top also. I may try the turtle wax ice, I used that on my Nissan truck and it helped with making the grey plastic fenders look dark and new again. If I remember I'll try it out and post a picture of the results.


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I use McGuire's Back To Black

[kobelup]

I used back to black I think that's what it was. It was years ago, but I used it on tires and all weather stripping.


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[kobelup]

It's not a great picture but on the right is untreated and left has turtle wax ice. It's easy to apply and can pretty much go on anything. Some exceptions. I'll put better pics up when I wash next of fenders before and after


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