Hi All
Anyone got any recomendations for a cleaner/reviver for the Grey plastic bumpers and arches on a Streetwise.
I'm lucky that mine is a latish one so they appear to be darker than earlier ones but is that just fading or did they change the colour?
I used Back to Black on my previous Ztt's black bits but thats basically a black dye so would surely be way to dark.
Also question 2 how are the arches and sills attached (assumong screws and sticky pads) and is it difficult to remove and reattach as i want to see if they are hiding any rust.
Cheers Bean
Them Big Grey Streetwise Bumpers
Re: Them Big Grey Streetwise Bumpers
Hi Bean66
For the first question, you can use Autoglym trim and bumper gel, it'll make your bumpers and wheel arch trims as good as new. They are doing a special deal on them in Halfords.
https://www.halfords.com/motoring/car-c ... gJHJ_D_BwE
Regards
ReubenVP
For the first question, you can use Autoglym trim and bumper gel, it'll make your bumpers and wheel arch trims as good as new. They are doing a special deal on them in Halfords.
https://www.halfords.com/motoring/car-c ... gJHJ_D_BwE
Regards
ReubenVP
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Re: Them Big Grey Streetwise Bumpers
It's a Rover 25 bodyshell - there's a damned good chance that they will be
Out in the desert with an old Jeep and a Volvo.
Back home: wife's 1993 216 DOHC Cabriolet, daughter's 2002 R25 and my 1969 MGC GT
Back home: wife's 1993 216 DOHC Cabriolet, daughter's 2002 R25 and my 1969 MGC GT
Re: Them Big Grey Streetwise Bumpers
richard moss wrote: ↑Mon Apr 25, 2022 6:30 pmIt's a Rover 25 bodyshell - there's a damned good chance that they will be![]()
Exactly why i want (need?) to get them off.
Sill floor area didn't look too bad after 5mins on a ramp so hoping I'm ok.
Then out comes the Wayoyl (other brands are available)
Cheers Bean
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