I don't remember who it was that mentioned in a thread about Back To Black, but I thank whoever it was.

I had gotten was on my bed rails, bumper, and door handles making my 6 month old truck look 6 years old.

This stuff is AWESOME. Looks brand new, took about 15 minutes.
I have a new truck again.

Thanks again.

 

I have used Back to Black before and was very impressed by the initial results. I found though that it fades away very quickly
(ie: 1 or 2 days). I'd be interested in knowing if you experience the same thing.

 

What exactly is back in black?

 

Back to Black is an exterior rubber/vinyl dressing put out by Mothers. Basically restores faded trim back to its original color and shine.

 

Do yall know anything that can get ride of scratches and chips?

 

Are you talking about chips and scratches in your paint or on your trim? If its on paint, Search will give you a ton of articles to view on the subject. If you could be a bit more specific as to what your looking for, I'm sure you can get some suggestions.

 

those are all on my tailgate, I use one of those save our troops magnets to cover the big chips

 

how do i make my pictures show up so u dont have to click on them?

 

It's been about 2 weeks now and maybe just a tad bit of fading on a couple of the door handles that were REALLY bad. I had a bit of difficulty trying to get the wax to "disappear". The bed rails and bumper areas still look brand new. No complaints (yet)

 

Sounds good....I'll have to give it another try. Maybe it was my technique....

 

SpeedDemon,

To show your pictures in the thred you will need the URL of your image... i.e. http://www.whatever.com/truck.jpg, now, make sure that it's the URL of the image, and not the page the image is on.

Now just click the "IMG" button, and type in (or copy/paste) the URL of the image...

So for your first pic, you type in http://x2.putfile.com/5/12113281145.jpg

and you get this:

 

The 'white' is starting to come back now that it's stopped raining and the sun has returned. Will recoat and see what happens.

 

i can't seem to get Back to Black to work for me. it always seems to streak and look like crap. what do you guys do different?

 

I just wiped it on with a rag, waited about 5-10 minutes, and buffed it off. The "white" is now back completely. Haven't had a chance to recoat. I may try a toothbrush this time to work into the plastic a bit better.

 

And that is why size doesn't matter, right??!!!

How does this stuff work on the black trim around the windows - does it last on there??