Wurth Bumper Dye - Trim Restorer

[graemewelch]

Well he wurth stuff is nearly four times the price for the same finish

but is it WURTH it.

getting in there befor james dose

[stephenevans99]

Best just use peanut butter or monkey jizz in future ? lol

[Shan4steve]

I found the black wow bottles the best, paid £18 for two
Small bottles, great stuff on my old S60.

[graemewelch]

205's do suffer from some serious faded bumper issues so if Plasticare gets their thumbs up it must be good. Just found some before/after pics from 205gtidrivers:

http://forum.205gtidrivers.com/index...owtopic=119119

Impressive

ive just ordered some of this stuff. i realy must stop spending miney on the volvo

[Harvey]

Just got some of this stuff,got good right up's.

[graemewelch]

have heard its good stuff but not cheap

[Harvey]

have heard its good stuff but not cheap

Was £18.75 for small bottle.

I only want to do the scuttle panel by the windscreen.and the wiper arms.

[graemewelch]

same with me scuttle and the plastic on wing mirrors. will have to post pics and compare results

[V70 Graham]

Just got some of this stuff,got good right up's.

Looks good, will be interested to see the results.

[Harvey]

Looks good, will be interested to see the results.

Will post before and after when I do it.
I think I will remove the panel to give it a very good clean as reading up on it a number of people have said it can look patchy if not 100% degreased / remove any old coatings first,as it won't come off once it applied.
I will also do the plastic covers on the wiper arms,windscreen & headlights, wing mirrors.

[Gold 'N' Brown]

It's worth getting some panel wipe/isopropyl alcohol to go over any trim before treating it with any of these products, so you can get rid of grease and silicone from previous products. Not expensive, and a big bottle will last ages if you are a mere hobbyist rather than a using it for the bodywork trade.

[Harvey]

It's worth getting some panel wipe/isopropyl alcohol to go over any trim before treating it with any of these products, so you can get rid of grease and silicone from previous products. Not expensive, and a big bottle will last ages if you are a mere hobbyist rather than a using it for the bodywork trade.

Thanks for info ,we use panel wipe at work