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I have used Adams VRT on my handles and wiper cowl. It removed the oxidation and made them black again. It is also beads water like wax does.

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I used megiriers(idk how to spell it) dash and trim restorer. Like $5 and it worked like a charm! It looks brand new.

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night vision HID kit, Pacesetter LT headers dual exhaust flow master 40series dumped before the axle, vararam air intake, 1.5inch leveling kit, Dakota AT^2 tires, plastidipped wheels. raceland 3" cutout, SC 3865 tuned, rocket wire, aeroforce gauge in a SRT 10 pillar with A/F ratio, color matched gill, plasti dipped bumpers.

If you do not need to replace the part and want to make your pieces look like new just apply tire shine on a tire sponge. Its a cheap solution

I'd try some mothers back to black. It might take a few applications of it, but it's some of the better stuff I've used

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A head gun and a quick hand.... Thats what boat resto's use.

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I used this method to restore a set of 95 & 96 Seadoo XP's. They had sat in the elements uncovered for the past five years.

[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Naj-d54AoI]Faded black plastic - Heat gun treatment - YouTube[/url

Heres a couple pics from a jetski mag that shows the outcome of a resto, using the same method. Only the grips, seat cover, and handle bar cover was replaced.

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i second mothers back to black had good results with that and seems to last the longest out of the stuff i used, and i used to have a chevy avalanche with a crap load of plastic trim on it so i have used it all it seems lol

Cool thanks, gonna try the heat gun