Mother's Back to Black?

[TheJeanyus]

Anyone used this stuff? There are a few trim pieces on the bike (black plastic) that are REALLY faded. Whaddya say - good stuff, use use a different product, or just deal with faded plastic?

[rtusnake]

Seems to work pretty well, lasts a good while as well. Cheap peanut butter also does a good job if you like the smell lol

[H8IMPORTS]

Used it many of times and it works good.

[ncontt]

Used it many of times and it works good.


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[banditmwp]

I was not that impressed with the longevity of it. It's expensive, but go to the Volvo dealer and get their product for trim restoration...lasts about 5x longer and you use less initially, too. Just my .02 :nice:

[TheJeanyus]

Cool. Thanks! :chug:

[H8IMPORTS]

I was not that impressed with the longevity of it. It's expensive, but go to the Volvo dealer and get their product for trim restoration...lasts about 5x longer and you use less initially, too. Just my .02 :nice:

I may have to try that.

[banditmwp]

Cool. Thanks! :chug:

I'm serious about the expense...it's about $18-$20 per bottle (appx same size as Mother's) but it comes out cheaper in the long run. Last time I bought some was 2005 and I still have 1/4 bottle left.

[TheJeanyus]

1 bottle will probably last longer than I have the bike...lol. There isn't a lot of black plastic on it to begin with.

[EZ SPEED]

I have used back to black for a few years, works good for me

[EHardy1971]

I've used it on the Lightning, and it works great. But like Matt said, after a couple of washes you're putting it back on again.

[ncontt]

I was not that impressed with the longevity of it. It's expensive, but go to the Volvo dealer and get their product for trim restoration...lasts about 5x longer and you use less initially, too. Just my .02 :nice:

nice info...:metal:

Thanks!

Brad