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Restore gone white front grilles
My plastic front bumper grilles had gone white over many years
Easy solution to restore them back to black rather than painting, I removed mine by removing the bumper but I suppose could be done still on the car just go careful. Bumper only took 10 minutes to remove so this might be something to consider. All you need is a heatgun, this will draw the oils in the plastic back to the surface and restore them back to their original colour. Literally a five minute job :D:D:D http://986forum.com/forums/uploads02...1591529249.jpg http://986forum.com/forums/uploads02...1591529317.jpg http://986forum.com/forums/uploads02...1591529346.jpg |
Hmm, interesting idea. I've never heard of that process.
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Very interesting I am going to experiment with that idea myself:)
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I wonder how long will they last before they go white again.
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to hot to touch or???? Wondering if I could do the wheel arch guards on my CRV without removing them and not burn the paint:confused: |
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I know from experience it DOESNT work on all plastics Only way you'll know is try it away from any painted areas and if it doesn't turn within a few seconds then its not the right plastic |
Too bad I had already painted my grilles. :(
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I never knew this was an option, I will be trying this in the next few weeks! :cheers:
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New ones are $65.
FYI these grilles are factory painted titanium silver when installed on S versions and then don’t biodegrade. https://www.gaudinporscheparts.com/oem-parts/porsche-grille-9865055530101c |
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