No...Not Again...

[bpm]

Yes guys, the bumper plastic is tuning the "white" colour again, but this time its the front...

I heard mention of peanut butter last time. Any tips on what peanut butter brand works best, and how would one apply it? (Surely not with a knife!)

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[SkodiRS]

Yes guys' date=' the bumper plastic is tuning the "white" colour again, but this time its the front...

I heard mention of peanut butter last time. Any tips on what peanut butter brand works best, and how would one apply it? (Surely not with a knife!)

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Better get "Smooth" and not "Crunchy".

[dsmithmobile]

Mine are the same and as im getting bored with trying to keep them black i decided im going to get them plastic primed and then colour coded which is getting done on tuesday

[big k]

wd40 works fine for me on plastics

[Quinten]

Personally use cheapest Tesco's peanut butter, but I've also read somewhere you can use baby oil.

[devonutopia]

but I've also read somewhere you can use baby oil.

Thats lucky - I have some in my bedside drawer... :naughty:

Put another coat of armorall on mine this afternoon - getting there slowly...