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Stick Legs
Original Poster
128 posts
34 months
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Hi, p38a range rover with blotchy grey bumpers, I have seen a couple of products which claim to dye it back, Wurth do one for about £35 and Autoglym for less than half that. Anyone got any experience or tips, or is the best course of action to dye them at all! Cheers.
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robdcfc
163 posts
27 months
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Try warming them through with a hot air gun.
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jas xjr
7,403 posts
108 months
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HeatonNorris
1,649 posts
17 months
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Peanut butter. The smooth stuff, obviously. Only a complete idiot would use crunchy.
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JulesB
505 posts
28 months
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Get a hair dryer or a heat gun if you have one and heat the plastic up, careful not to get it too hot and make sure you do touch it, it will bring the colour back to the plastic a right treat! Videos can be found on youtube if you need a guide 
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Stick Legs
Original Poster
128 posts
34 months
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Excellent! Thanks for the tip!
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allanb
187 posts
52 months
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The Autoglym bumper treatment stuff does a really good job as well.
Cheers
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Stick Legs
Original Poster
128 posts
34 months
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Excellent! Thanks for the tip!
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robgraham17
64 posts
19 months
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GTechniq C4 Permanent trim restorer, costs a fair bit but last up to 2 years and makes the trim back to its original colour
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Stick Legs
Original Poster
128 posts
34 months
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Excellent idea, used the hot air gun followed by lashings of AutoGlym Bumper care.
The results are amazing. Thanks guys! Will post a pic shortly.
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Stick Legs
Original Poster
128 posts
34 months
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 I am very pleased with the result, thanks again for the top advice! 
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JulesB
505 posts
28 months
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Thos bumpers are looking very non-grey, well done OP On to the grill next? 
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iPlod999
200 posts
13 months
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