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Old 05-08-2008, 06:12 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Good way to recondition black trim



The product is called Forever Black and costs about $15.00 with shipping. Here is the website: Forever Black


I tried this product before posting on here to make sure it worked like the manufacturer said, after several washings my black trim still looks like new.
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What parts of the car did you use this on? I was looking for something to restore the rubber weatherstripping around the car and around the windows. I might have to give this a try.
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What parts of the car did you use this on? I was looking for something to restore the rubber weatherstripping around the car and around the windows. I might have to give this a try.
I used it on the trim at the bottom of the door windows.
The kit comes with cleaner and reconditioner, I saw the kit in a BMW magazine to order call: 1-800-535-2002 it is part number FB 01 it takes 2 business days to come in.
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It didn't leave any residue on the paint after washing or in the rain? I have used stuff before that looked great but when it got wet it bled onto the paint and made the paint look streaky for a while...hard to get off.
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