Well, I'll share my little secret with you. The product is Autoglym Vinyl and Rubber Treatment. Don't go mad with it, use sparingly. It buffs up a treat.

Trust me, the answer is in this text!! :D

It's dressing. Slightly oily stuff that makes your plastic look good. Available from most shops where they sell car-care stuff (like halfords).

Yep, that's what I use aswell.... And Meguiars Cleaner Polish on the paintwork.....

Most interesting, thank you! I'll pick up a bottle. I've tried all sorts and never gotten under-bonnet plastics to look much better!

If they are really bad due to lack of TLC then it will take a good few goes before they come up nice..... :cool:

Today ive fitted chrome dash vent & clock trims/walnut door trims from Simon in Bulgaria & gave it a wash & dry.


Cheers Mel:}

I decided to finally wire in my reversing camera then restored my headlights, after that I decided to give her a wash (the car not the wife :D).

today I fitted a new pollen filter ,the old one looked like it was full of coal dust

There are 2 types of Pollen Filter - the plain type which are almost white when new,

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and the Carbon Activated type, which start off dark grey to start with....

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So don't be too surprised if your old one is black..... ;)

Just fitted my bargain ebay purchase full leather interior, well chuffed with the look.
blood y hot now but beats the hell out being cold and wet while working outside.
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Not sure if my (JKA) old interior has a value or not but anyone interested before they are lost in the back of the shed. driver bolster is torn but rest is in good nik
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