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FerrisBueller
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Use Armor All or something in the same lines. Should shine it up nicely.
mikejames
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Is it painted?
[url=https://www.tinboats.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=325264#p325264 said:
Good Question. I am not sure. I will check tonight.
lovedr79
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if its just plastic i use this stuff called "quick details" it is freaking awesome on unpainted plastic!
Loggerhead Mike
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Jim. That plastic pannel is painted. It is held on by double sided tape and when removed its very flexable like rubber. Idk if they fade so quick because of the flex agents in the paint or just because there is no clear coat.
Buff it with a cleaner wax
Buff it with a cleaner wax
New River Rat
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Honestly, most vinyl is color infused rather than painted. I use Meguiar's Mirror Glaze Vinyl&Rubber Cleaner, then Meguiar's Vinyl & Plastic Coating or Meguiar's Supreme Shine Protectant.
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