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Hey all,

I'm looking to blacken up my handles and rubbers, is there anything I can use?? I've seen the same old black to black stuff but that's for bumpers...... Will this work on my handles and rubbers??? As I can't seem to see anything else out there??? Or clearly looking in the wrong place.. Lol

Thanks in advance....


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I use autoglym stuff on all the black plastic and rubber ,works well and Halfords sell it

Thanks for the advice!!! I'll check it out and try it


I 2nd the auto glym stuff... it's a thick green goo that works really well!

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I 2nd the auto glym stuff... it's a thick green goo that works really well!

Thanks.. Is that the Auto Glyn rubber cleaner?? I'll go and grab some today at some point

Don't get the stuff with silicone in it as I find it runs and lifts the wax/polish off

I used to use 3m tyre restorer....found it worked quite well on black plastics and you don't need to use much. Came in a trigger bottle and just sprayed into a microfibre before applying, then leave for 2 mins then wipe off any excess with a clean microfibre

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Can't remember what the autoglym stuff is called but the label is green and it says it's for plastic trim on the bottle bud

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Your a good man....... Thanks

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Don't get the stuff with silicone in it as I find it runs and lifts the wax/polish off

Thanks mate, don't want to be doing that then.

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I used to use 3m tyre restorer....found it worked quite well on black plastics and you don't need to use much. Came in a trigger bottle and just sprayed into a microfibre before applying, then leave for 2 mins then wipe off any excess with a clean microfibre

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Good man, thanks for the advice..... Forgot about 3M stuff


Hair dryer brings the plastic back fully black and lasts ages.

not heard of using a hair dryer before, got to be worth a try

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Cheers guys for all the advice and tips..... I'll go and spend a few pennies and see what happens!!

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