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This is about the only spot on the car I haven't gone after to restore to new like appearance. These seams between the glass top and the painted panels. I took the photo in the least flattering light to exaggerate how bad it looks. I doubt actually many people notice it. But I am admittedly obsessed about all details on my cars. These seems are not really rubber or metal. They seem to be a form of plastic? I thought about trying one of the Chemical Guys products on it like "meticulous matt black" but then I thought I would throw it out for advice to all you equally obsessed guys! I appreciate all advice.
Here is the pic:
Notice how the seams are not as black as they should be. Wax and the elements have whitened them up a bit.
This is about the only spot on the car I haven't gone after to restore to new like appearance. These seams between the glass top and the painted panels. I took the photo in the least flattering light to exaggerate how bad it looks. I doubt actually many people notice it. But I am admittedly obsessed about all details on my cars. These seems are not really rubber or metal. They seem to be a form of plastic? I thought about trying one of the Chemical Guys products on it like "meticulous matt black" but then I thought I would throw it out for advice to all you equally obsessed guys! I appreciate all advice.
Here is the pic:
Notice how the seams are not as black as they should be. Wax and the elements have whitened them up a bit.
i use plastic restorer (mothers makes a good product) on all black plasticky parts ... give it a whirl it usually lasts a few weeks depending on weather
01-31-2019, 05:17 PM
I appreciate all advice.
