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Rejuvenating Plastic Window Trim 900

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posted by  kkoch on  Tue May 10 10:10 CST 2005
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Greetings,

I am happy to say that my 1995 965 is running well, uses no oil, and has no leaks.

When I purchased the car a year and a half ago, the car had been detailed and the plastic trim on the bottom of the side windows was looking shiny and nice.

But now it is looking quite a bit dull and oxidized.

Does anyone have a favorite cleaner, chemical, or plastic polish that they can recommend for rejuvenating this plastic trim?

Armour-All?

There's so many products available, all making outrageous claims, I get a little ovewhelmed in the car care aisle at the auto store.

Thanks
kkoch






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