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Indeed it will. It may take a few applications to get the plastic saturated with BW and you will and to apply the first round of BW rather heavy and allow it to soak over night. It will work though.

 

BW is unlike any other trim product. It's actually been formulated to absorb into plastics and remain there longer than anything else. Most products, like 303 just sit on the surface and wear away easily. It helps the manufacturer sell more product. :devil:

You may or may not need PW. From what I can tell, the bumper looks severely faded and oxidized and not covered in wax/polish residue. As MINIMaybee said, put on a generous amount of BW and let it soak. Don't wipe off the excess. Don't wash it off. Don't apply it 30 minutes before a rain storm. Just apply it, you will see immediate improvement. And let it soak all day. Depending on how much you applied and how oxidized the plastic is, it might fully absorb all the BW and look great again within a few hours or a few days, but the results are cumulative. Just apply a little bit more and when you reach saturation, you won't see it fading anymore. The first applications take a bit more time to reach that point, but you will be rewarded.

Richard

Thanks Chuck!!!

 

Great! That's how it's supposed to work! Thanks for the update!

Richard

 

Absolutely amazing stuff! I haven't been following stuff on here lately and didn't even realize Pre Wow came out!! SHEESH I have to order some because Black Wow is just awesome and as you can see from YeloMini's post Pre Wow only makes it look even better!
Congrats on its official release Richard. I know I'm obviously late but wished continued success none the less with it.

Steve

 

Hi Steve,

Yeah I made a quiet launch in November 2010 at SEMA...I didn't start shipping to dealers until around January. Thanks for the kind words!

YeloMini--thanks for the photos and writeup! I was beginning to respond this morning and then got distracted when a new client came in....anyways... your results are excellent! As you've discovered, the trick to getting the best results from BW is to let it absorb. Once it's saturated, it will stay that way for a very long time. I think if you let it go for 3 or 4 weeks, and did a little touchup on it..it will last even longer than the 6 weeks..this way you wouldn't have to completely reapply it.

As for PW, the most important thing to remember is that if you're trying to remove wax/polish residue, use a white painters rag and scrub the affected area a bit. As long as you see the towel turning grey or black, you'll know that the residue is coming off. Sometimes the darkening effects of PW can give the impression that a simple wipe has solved the problem, only to find days later that it's still there.

re: Miracle in a bottle
Haha love the name....where were you during my naming contest back in 2007, lol.

Richard

 

That's great! Glad it worked well for you. Thanks!
Richard

 

I thought my plastics were pretty black until I used pre and black wow today. Very nice, very easy to use. Definitely the best product I have seen or used on black plastics. Next up is my 2000 Jeep Wrangler that needs some serious work with the fender plastics. I'm sure it won't make them perfect, but hopefully it is a huge improvement.

 

Awesome!!

Great!! Thanks for the update!!!