I was browsing around the internet the other day and cam across an article about some of the new car improvement tools showcased at SEMA this year. One that caught my eye was Eastwood's Plastic Resurfacer. Apparently it works by reacting with the plastic to reflow the surface and add black pigments. The company claims that it will hold for at least 7 years!!! I haven't had a chance to use any yet but I may look into some for the infill panels that I have on the front and the infill panels that RobRoh is sending me along with the '97 tail pieces. It may even work for the grab handles. Just thought I would pass it along, as I hadn't heard of it before and thought others may find uses for it as well.
Link to website:
http://www.eastwood.com/ew-plastic-resu ... rosol.html
New Product - Eastwood Plastic Resurfacer
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