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Groton tailights?/Mar-Hyde Bumper paint? 900

posted by  gadfly151 on  Mon May 31 05:53 CST 2004
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Let me start by stating that I have no affiliation with nor do I sell this product, but I have tried it and it rules. Before you repaint try "Forever Black" I bought a kit from E-bay and it did the trick to recolor my bumpers on my 1991 245. The product bonds with the bumper and will not wash off after it is applied. The trick is to remove ALL of the silicone that has undoubtledly been applied during detailings. Apply it and it seems to last for around a year. I think a kit cost me around $12.00. 2 kits should be enough to do your whole car..trim, bumpers and all.Much easier than painting. But to answer your question, I have used Mar-Hyde and they make good products. I used Mar-Hyde vinyl dye on a Saab 900 turbo interior to change it from beige to black and it lasted for 3 years till the car gave up the ghost (375k miles-not bad). Hope this helps
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1991 245 130k-(Volvo number 4)






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