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Very temporary and after a while the bumper looks worse than everHeating with a hot air gun should be a last resort if attempted at all ....
Very temporary and after a while the bumper looks worse than ever
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You could always get them resprayed to match the van, had my front one done when new.View attachment 106660
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Still leaves the back one and the big side mouldings ? Our van has the front painted but there is still lots of black trim.
Peanut butter used by detailers ?? Errr no.... Might be used on dodgy car sales pitches but it won't last more than a rainfall..
Ignorance is bliss Charlie .
Just do a quick google search on peanut OIL and car detailing ,educate yourself and be amazed .If you try it you'll find it lasts far longer than a shower ,as a coating of OIL repels water.
Vlad
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Yep your right.. Im ignorant.. Scuse me while I go and educate myself ....
Im so thick I said butter instead of oil.
Or Detailers using peanut oil Errr YES !
Vlad
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I have to side with Charlie, peanut oil may work short term but is not a viable solution as it really, mains slightly tacky which on a car may not matter but the very large area of a motorhome bumper gives a big trget for collecting cap.
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Well just for the people on here who aren't purists and don't really care about opinions but want results I've given one of many links available .
My van is 12 years old and has a faded bleached speckled bumper that autoglym gel back to black or NOTHING ELSE could restore .
I've used peanut oil with great results before a 3 week trip to France and not washed the van until home,I could have made a good pate from the over cab which was a sod to clean ,the bumper washer with relative ease .
Now I'm just a free camping grey waste dropping Funster who says it as it is, If your bumper is not responding to the normal treatment give it a go and put the doubters to shame.
Won't be long before some a$$ole tells me I'm going to kill some innocent pedestrian with a peanut allergy !
Vlad
No need to throw your dummy out of the pram
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Mike as per previous threads I sometimes wonder why we bother...
As for being called an A hole by the member above I quote rule number 1
I will leave you to it Mike I can't see the point... Said it before though eh
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As Charlie has left the conversation I'd like to say I don't like blowing my own trumpet but as I valet motorhomes and caravans for a living does it not occur to peeps that I have tried most of the suggestions and none are satisfactory to me, this is why I use a trade product that gives cracking results time after time. I probably treat about six bumpers a week, from very old to brand spanking. The only bumpers I have problems with are the ones that have been given heat treatment, the only solution to these is panting with Worth bumper paint.
That dummy is going to get very dirty being thrown out the pram
View media item 17531Here's one I did earlier
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