How to PERMANENTLY Restore Faded AUTO Trim Method #2
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- faded bumpers, and fenders skirts? we show you how to fix it
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THANK YOU!! I ruined the black plastic face plate on a vintage Sansui 300 receiver by thoughtlessly cleaning it with acetone, turning it a blotchy grey colour. This trick undid the damage and made the face plate look brand new! Seriously, it's like it never happened. So happy you took the time to make this video!!
Glad we could help my friend!! Thank you so much for watching and sharing your stupendous results, we truly appreciate it, hope you have a sweeeeeet weekend. mad Mike & team
DAMN!!! Fast, easy and very affective. Absolutely incredible. You know how I feel about your methods and support you 100%..... Keep the videos coming, we all appreciate it!
thanks so much Halsey :)
Excellent way to 'rehydrate' the plastic. Never would have thought about using
that.
Thank you very much we're very glad you are here with us... :)
You Sir, are a God amongst chancers on UA-cam..
👍👍👍 All the way.. All Hail Sweet Project Cars..
thank you lol very much
Wow! That works great! So did the trick on the leather seats. You're a genius, my man. Subscriber for life!
thank you Raymond so glad we could help :)
Best automotive channel on youtube. Almost every video really does have a trick I haven't heard of.
20 below we thank you very much for that great compliment :)
Just did this today on an old van's plastic bumpers and I am absolutely stunned at how good they turned out. I went over it twice to even out, but the second pass was put on as the sun was going down, so it's still a bit oily - as I didn't wipe it dry. I'll do that next treatment. I also used it on various trim pieces and it shocked me how good it looks. As with your suggestions on tire shine videos, I could tell places that didn't look uniform should have been cleaned better, as when I did that, the results were much more even and consistent-looking. If it holds up well, even if it needs the occasional maintenance wipe-down, it's a great win - especially when one thinks how much more they are paying for so few ounces of the various trim products. Thanks!!!
Glad to hear! Thank you so much for watching and sharing your fantastic results, we appreciate it my friend. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
WWWHHHAAAAATTTT?????? I'm canceling my order or "trim repair" I just ordered from amazon. You guys are great! Than you!!!
glad to help make sure you see the heat gun video as well :)
Your reaction is hilarious because, yeah! This is ridiculously easy and cheap!
I just tried this today on my 1978 Saab 99 and it worked! I love these kind of tips! I showed my boss who talks alot and he was almost speechless!
Nice! Great job! Glad we could help you. Have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Just try peanut butter! Cheap as chips and it works. It's the oil in it that does the trick and you got some for lunch after. Use smooth not crunchy unles you want a textured look!
lol
Andrew Wilson 😆😆😆
JIFF Extra Chunky gives it that bed-liner look in flat-dark-earth tacticool color.
But good luck keeping the squirrels off your ride.
I tried peanut butter and ended up getting my wires chewed the fuck up lol.
Use it and become the Pied Piper of squirrels as you drone down the street!
I did my chevy avalanche with the heat gun and the results were very good, up until about a year, if you do it again it does NOT look the same. So if you do use the heat gun you need to use the UV protectant VERY IMPORTANT. Just like sweet projects said, spray it down with the UV protectant a few times a year. Prevention is the 1st defence
Hons you are very correct on this ...great write up and help for the channel
Damn right. You could wax your car twice a year or you can look forward to paying for a paint job later.
This is awesome, funny how companies out in the industry never tell us about these hacks that work. God Bless SPC! My dodge plastics will thankyou.
Happy to help Shane! Thank you for the view and comment, have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike & team
Transmission fluid works great! When I detail my 03 dodge once a month I apply transmission fluid 2 maybe 3 times. Its been over a month since I've detailed it last and it still looks great.
That’s awesome I’m glad that it worked for you my friend have an awesome weekend
Did this today to my son's 2003 Chevy Tracker. OUTSTANDING RESULTS SO FAR! I'd love to send you pictures of the finished product. Thanks!
Eddy send those pictures to Sweetprojectcars@Gmail.com We would love to see them
Man you guys again amaze me...I wish I would have thought about Trans Fluid as I know how the properties of it due to my job in the lubrication field and now I know why it works, just amazing guys...thanks, I will be doing the heat gun and then I will do the trans fluid and really make my stuff nice again on my old Lincoln town car.
Thanks, Hammer we are very appreciative your intelligent comments that help others here on our channel
would any Trans fluid work? Or does it has to be the chevron brand. I cannot find it where I live anywhere.
@@Nirmanakaya3 any will work my friend
I subscribed after the first video, pure genius!
AWESOME WE ARE GLAD TO HAVE YOU :)
Every time I watch your videos, I can't seem to lower my expectations. This is unheard of for me! Thanks!
you are very very welcome Chyan
Love this! Heat Gun works as well, but I'm not sure im steady enough to not melt my paint, but this however is a simple one! Great video!! Thanks again guys
try this one then ua-cam.com/video/d8ZfXzqF-3Y/v-deo.html
I used a heat gun on the back bumper trim of my 2001 Ford Expedition and it looked great for about 1 year, but... I failed to use any protectant and it's just as faded as before. So glad to find this second method, as you can only pull up so much oil with the heat gun. ATF is an excellent cleaner for so many things, I can definitely see the benefit of letting it soak into the plastics to hopefully restore some of the lost oils. Will definitely be following up with a good UV protector this time!
This is the protector we used amzn.to/2jCHktN Thanks for sharing glad we could help. Have a great day! mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars Hey, thanks for that link. I had no idea what UV Product everyone was talking about.
Also-Kudos on all your follow-up to people's comments. I think that's the way to do social media right for your brand! You're engaged with your viewers. I'm much more loyal to subscribe, like, get notifications, and return on my own because if it.
ive done this twice in the past 2 years and it still looks great
Good deal we have found it actually out last many cars
I recommend this method over the heat gun one. Did one thick layer and let it sit for a but went and washed it right after and now a few days later still looking new. Thanks for tip. I also did it cold weather and it worked fine.
ad1das41 this method does work really well thats for sure :)
Did a second coat today, great channel btw
ad1das41 good deal my friend and thanks much mike
The ATF trick works on rubber hoses, etc. in your engine bay, too. Makes them look brand new.
Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
JUST TRIED IT ON MY 06 SUBURBAN, shined door handles and bumpers up, looks good, THANKS
Gary that's great to hear....thank you for your very useful comments for this channel glad to have you here my friend.
I prefer method 2. That is, using oil instead of a heat gun. I might mess up using a heat gun so I'm better of with ATF.
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I have a 20 year old Chevy van and the grille and bumpers were faded all to he!!. I sprayed them with truck bed liner. That stuff will stick to anything and has lasted many years now. A quick wipe down was the only prep work I did.
Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great week. mad Mike
I follow alot of your tips and tricks. I just inherited my dad's 4runner-- he loved that truck-- plan is to restore to its former beauty
That’s awesome we will do everything we can to help you achieve what you looking for with the 4runner
Once again you guys never cease to amaze me...Thx!
Gary Rahemba thank you very much :)
The heat gun method is what I used to do to black bumpers before the cars colour coded them. It is also good to remove scratches. I’m not sure to use it on trim around windows, so I will be trying the transmission fluid 👍🏽
Thank you so much! My plastic trim made my truck look so ugly but now it's fixed thanks to you!
Glad we could help and we are glad you are here with us..
I think I like this trick better than the heat gun trick. Thanks for the tip.
yes the heat gun is the best but very time consuming...so we wanted to share an alternative...thanks Reggie
Thank You!!
I have tried heaps of stuff, but never ATF. Great tip.
Glad to help Sailor! Thank you for watching and commenting, hope you have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
It really works!!! Easy to apply and my car looks like it just came out of the showroom. I live in Florida and the sun beats up the plastic. Awesome tip! Thank you so much
Wolf Gang413 you are very welcome my friend glad to help :)
Tried it on some tired looking trim and it works brilliantly. Thanks for the tip.
wayne you are very welcome
Hot summers good for something! My plastic on my truck looks fantastic, thank you!!
linhughes you are very welcome my friend :) we have many DIY vehicle videos to keep your ride looking and operating like new :)
an old school method is...peanut butter. the natural oils from the peanuts don't 'attack' the plastics the same as a mineral oil would. the heat gun just draws more oil to the surface and dries out the plastic. The peanut oil gets absorbed and replenishes the oils in the plastic. plus its really cheap! and yes, smooth not crunchy!
don't trust myself with a heat gun so i will try the trans fluid on "paddington" (mini countryman). will try and post before / after pics. thanks again for the great tips!
you are very welcome thanks for your great comments :)
gammaraygus lol same here
gammaraygus: That was over a year ago... how has it worked out?
Thank you so much bro! You just saved me a whole day of painting
That’s awesome so glad we could help you my friend have an awesome weekend
I really appreciate your videos. They are very helpful. I am confused though. It looks like you used two methods to restore the same bumper. Did I miss something? Thanks again and keep the videos coming.
Thanks J we appreciate you :) we did both methods on the same bumper to save time
Subscribed. I bought the bumper & trim paint and I'll still use it, but I'll use it for painting the windshield wiper arms on my vehicles.
Good deal way to be inventive thanks for sharing Mike sweet project cars
Can you use this method for interior trim as well ?
Great Video, Thanks For Posting..! 👍👍👍
Reaper Ronin you sure can you just have to be careful of more sensitive areas in your interior
Ya know. It's not the fact that you can make money on all this that you do and share. But it's just fun to see something actually work. There are a ton of people and products out there that make claims that are just worthless. Thanks for the fun in work again................I'm trying to not let my wife see your work.......My garden of honey do's is big enough.
J Maguire LOL on the honey do's comment, I have the same list:) we are glad you like our videos and we try to do them so anyone can have at it with success. we never share anything that does not work or we have not done for years.
So can you do either? Or both for better results? That magic fluid is like ten times faster than the heating gun.
yes, either will work, personally, i like to do the heat gun then the fluid just to really make it look awesome but you dont have to the heat is the most permanent.
Old school...thanks for sparking my memory!
Absolutely! Thanks for watching Kenny, we truly appreciate it. Have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I used gasoline and matches. I'm gonna miss that car.
As Long as it wasn’t a Chevrolet no big loss LOL
Cost effective and efficient!
Lmao 😂
Holy cow, I'm going to try that in the future!
awesome Thanks Wilfredo
Great video. Would you recommend the heat gun over the transmission fluid or both about equal? I don’t have the heat gun.
Try both, but this amzn.to/43etVZm works the best and is really inexpensive. Thanks for watching and asking rick, have a great week my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I really like your channel,
It's insane how many affordable ways you have to solves barely every detailing problems on a car. I was wondering if you know how can i restore carbon fiber mufflers that have oxydation then turned out a bit yellow and rough... I really dont know what to do ??
gino valentino thank you for your kind comments and if you can send some pics to us at SWEETPROJECTCARS@GMAIL.COM
Yeah... I guessed right "Transmission Fluid", well finally... something I already knew... everything else... welllll. Great Job!
ron thank you very much for your great comment, it is great for the whole channel to have good people like you here :)
It's great to have folks like yourself on the channel which give helpful and useful advice from your life experience. Keep up the great work! :)
Ron, thank you very much for your great comment, it is great for the whole channel to have good people like you here :)
Great video! Liked and subscribed! Can I ask what is the difference with ATF and manual transmission fluid. I read down your comments on this video and read that people have used ATF on headlights, can I use Manual transmission fluid on the lights aswell also is the ATF better for trim than Manual oil.
Look forward to watching your other videos!
We use smooth peanut butter to do it! The oil in the peanut butter refreshes the plastics and lasts for ages.
gotcha
Does it have to be that brand of Trans fluid? Local store doesn't carry it. If not, what should I look for on the bottle?
You can use any brand of automatic transmission fluid my friend
I just tried and it looks great, will put more coats on as per instructions a d see.
Good deal Todd the more coat to put on the better it will work and the hotter it is outside the better as well
This shit works! I did it twice in a week and havent done it again in over a year and still looks great. Thanks for the video!
Good deal glad we could help my friend
Wouldn't believe it until I tried it... INCREDIBLE! Thank you!
thank you very much :)
You have such amazing car life hacks I love it.
Simply, thank you very much glad to have you here with
us :)
Thank you for all these tips!
Christine de Leon you are very welcome my friend :)
my wife is more of a car guy than iam...shamefull i know but there it is...but now i have a secret weapon. im subscribed.
luis we are glad to have you my friend and help you get your dignity back lol
Had my entire truck painted black with Linex about 4 years ago. The Texas sun has definitely faded it. I used 303, but it only lasts for a little bit. Would the ATF work?
give it a try sounds like you have nothing to lose at this point my friend mad mike out
Don't have a Heat gun
However...
This is a FANTASTIC TOP TIP
Tried on my BMW bumpers trims and plastic interior.
Looks like new again.
Thank you
glad to hear we could help :)
👍👍👍good job tried it and it work
This is a great tip! Thanks for sharing it!
you 're very welcome
Soooo, I accidentally dripped some atf on my bumper today. Tonight I noticed the dark spot and wondered if I should wipe the entire bumper. After searching and finding others doing it I went for it. Man it looks so much better. I cant believe Ive never heard about this before.
Blake it is the bomb for sure and it last with normal conditioning..
Another cool secret! I have learned a lot in just a few of your videos. Thanks a lot!
tom you are very welcome my friend :)
Great tips!!! I watched both videos... I really like the Trans Fluid better... is seems like the heat gun pulling oils out of already dry plastic would be hard on the plastic... the Trans Fluid replaces moisture, seems like a better solution. Your suggestion after doing the Trans Fluid is to use a UV protectant 4x per year... is there one you recommend?
Billder Inbaja Both methods work great and then this is the only UV conditioner we know will work amzn.to/2zTBRms and remember the tools we use are always in the SHOW MORE of the videos description
Hi great Vid but I wanted to say that the plastic part of my car that needs restoring looks like it has scale deposits on it?!??! Its blotchy n seems to lift slightly when i scratch at it with my finger nail. I was wondering if you thought my car issue would benefit from this Trans Fluid treatment or something else?? thank you ( wish i could send a pic :(
Use this amzn.to/2yXid7z on a small area on your plastic and see if it blends it back in, don't hold it in one spot too long keep it moving over a small 4"x4" area, don't use the trans treatment on your issue. You can also shoot me a pic to sweetprojectcars@gmail.com before and after. Hope this helps, have a great weekend my friend. mad Mike & team
I just subscribed, I'm going to start working with my Volvo 850GLT wagon 1995. Great videos and easy explanations are the keys for people without experience. I'm wondering what paint should I use to paint the side part (metal A-Pillar) of the car near the windshields since it peels off, any idea? Thank you for your videos!!!
There are many ways to paint your pillars and the key is having them clean and using a good etching primer then basically any enamel base paint will work for you but it’s the primer that matters the most
Would this work on door/window weatherstripping as well to keep it soft and pliable and good shape, or will the ATF degrade the rubber? What else do you use on weatherstripping?
yes sure will, it works on just about everything on your car or truck or RV or ATV. it is a product made to make your vehicle last. thanks for the great question. :)
Bloody brilliant! You guys always amaze me! My only question is- Can the trans oil damage the surrounding paint finish? I know brake oil will strip paint off a car...what about trans oil?
trans fluid is one of the most paint friendly fluids around, no harm to paint what so ever :
Thanks for the quick reply. You guys are great!
So this fix is better than new because new wasn't permanent, or is the U V maintenance the key?
Mr. Wolfe 303 is the key
I did my 3rd treatment this week. Do you suggest wiping any residual (assuming there is any after it dries) fluid off before I apply the UV protector? Thanks, Toolman
let it set and then in a day wipe up any left over then add your 303 Thanks we do appreciate it and are very glad you are here with us...
I did all the steps as you mentioned. I have a white 3rd generation Camaro with the large/deep headlight buckets that are black, but had faded to grey. Now THEY LOOK GREAT! And it was so inexpensive, quick and easy. Thanks for all your tips. This is the 3rd one I've tried and they all work great just like you say!
Tim theToolman that's great 😁 to hear we are here to help people do it themselves and affordable away with things they already have in their garage good job my friend
Does this work on the black plastic on top of the doors between the passenger doors. Mine has some grey areas, but it is a hard plastic compared to the porous trim on the boot and running along the doors. I'm sick of spending money on products that don't work.
Hello cudgee, you need these amzn.to/2YEhfz9 they will give you amazing results. Thanks for watching and asking, hope you have a great week and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Learn from a Master!
thank you Sam :0
Really I like your videos man, please never stop. 👍
Alshehri we will not stop thank you very much for the great comment and we appreciate you being here with us...:)
1000 times better results than a heat gun.....nice and EVEN..... Not all dappled "too shiny and not shiny spots" when using a heat gun.
The heat gun is the ticket people trying to hairdryer just doesn’t do it got to warm the plastic up and then if they treat it with the conditioner we have in the show more of the video description it will last and last and last thank you for sharing my friend
Im gonna try this one
will manual transmission fluid produced the same results? or only ATF does? since ATF is more rare in my area because manual transmission cars are still the people's favourite
Yes it will R B. Thanks for watching and asking. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars thank you for your fast reply. Have a great day to you too
going to do #1 & #2 video methods on my 08' dodge truck. big thanks!
Capt you will love the results my friend :)
just got done.....lets see if i did it right and how long it will last.
That is impressive not sure how you thought of that but that is genius! I subscribed.
thanks steve you are very welcome and we are glad you are here with us
I’ve put my first application on and it looks great! Do you wipe the excess transmission fluid off or just let it soak in? Also, how long should I wait to put the UV protectant on after my 3rd and final transmission oil application. Thanks for the tip!
Cathy Gregg let it soak in as long as you can then wipe then you can add the protectant right after and do the protectant a few times a month until it looks the way you want :)
Sweet Project Cars Awesome, Thank you!
LOL cool .... I actually discovered this today ...and I had to check if anyone else used ATF .. WORKS WELL if you spill GAS on plastics too ! ATF KIX AZZ!!
Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it. Have a great afternoon. mad Mike the hammer SPC
you are my god of the day! thank you :)
Woh Chori thank you very very much, my friend, and for supporting our DIYer efforts :)
Holy God...
Really...when i already got desperate trying several dressings to restore my faded black trim...i stumble upon ur videos today...SWEET!!!
So...first i heat up trim with hairdrier...then rub the ATF into the trim and then done? Or after the ATF then straight to the protectant??
What if i just use the ATF as the dressing...what i meant was...can i just use the ATF weekly? Then i dont hv to purchase a protectant since i hv quite alot ATF in my garage.
Glad we could help jeffrey that’s why we’re here to help, we have a great archive of Do it yourself videos.
Sweet Project Cars
So...first i heat up trim with hairdrier...then rub the ATF into the trim and then done? Or after the ATF then straight to the protectant??
What if i just use the ATF as the dressing...what i meant was...can i just use the ATF weekly? Then i dont hv to purchase a protectant since i hv quite alot ATF in my garage.
Jeffrey if you heat the plastic up good and use your ATF you’ll be good to go you can use it weekly or monthly or as you see fit we do suggest using a heat gun you’ll Much better results
It is Imperative that it be hot outside( plastic be up to temp) if you’re doing method #2? Also I’ve seen responses to existing comments saying to do both methods and to do one or the other. So, which is it for best results?
which method is better? Heat gun, automatic trans fluid or both?
We do both for the ultimate results
How long does it last between car washes?
once it is restored and then conditioned with a UV plastic protectant on a normal basis it lasts indefinitely. the only reason trim gets bad in the first place is it is neglected.
Thx,enjoying watching your videos !but what to do with grey plastics ? Pl. Advice.
thank you mukesh if you have grey use a good plastics conditioner with your heat gun or hair dryer..do it a couple times per week for about 2 weeks you will get it back to what you would like it to look like
Sweet Project Cars , Very prompt reply!!! Thx again. But what is plastic conditioner ? I live in India, we don't have that many products like you guys get it over there !?!?
mukesh do you have olive oil? then you will need to try that my friend.
Sweet Project Cars , Yessssss, I do have ! Once I used it on my car dash board & other plastics ! But it wasn't so effective , so now should I apply it with heat as I saw in your video again & again ?
yes with heat...or the transmission fluid you have it
Can you use Type F transmission fluid?
you sure can Louie
"you put that aawwwn, and you let it sat"
lol sry bro had to.
good vid
LOL thanks for watching, I do my best my friend :) Have a great day. mad Mike & team
hey SPC was wondering if this will work on interior door trim as well i have a small spot size of a quater on my passenger door trim from the sun fading it or will the heat gun work better? any videos on this?
You can try it for sure
Oh my word my hubbys tonneau cover could use this trick. It's so worn and faded and needs to be conditioned. I will try this and let you know how it worked out.
Dawnel that's awesome you will love the results :)
Sweet Project Cars wow the truck looks brand new. Thank you so much for the tip husband loves the update on his Cadillac EXT.
that's awesome Dawnel thank you very much glad to have you here with
us :)
Ok so what if use the heat gun method, put transmission fluid on the trim and then heat gun again? Then do I use something to seal it up, or just leave it alone after hearing it up?
you can use either method we love the heat with the trans fluid then just use a good conditioner 2 to 4 times a year and it will look great all the time.. :) great question thanks
I tried the heat gun once. It looks terrible. Do you think I need to keep doing it? Should I not use the heat gun until the third application???
chris I need to see the job you are doing and I need to know the car make and year can you send pics to sweetprojectcars@gmail.com thanks mike
Sweet Project Cars , ok Mike. Tanks man... I’ll take some pics this weekend.
you are very welcome my friend Chris !!!
Will it work on the grey plastic on a car...or only black trim ?
some it will some it wont...try a small out of the way area :)
If it started out as that dark plastic trim it will..if it was light grey it's gonna just stain it
It should work on any sunfaded plastic.
Have you ever tried using Boiled Linseed Oil? I use it all the time to restore plastic bed liners, but I've never used it on plastic trim. It's a drying oil so it doesn't stay slick or oily and it doesn't wash off. Just don't get it on the paint or toss the rags in the trash can, they can spontaneously combust.
thank you Brandon...sounds good..but that combustion thing may be a bit more than I would like my sub's to deal with.
Hi, thank you for good tip. I have a question. Hot summer day and wax. So, rain will not clean ATF? Am I right?
Yes, correct
Does it have to be done multiple times? Mine kind of got dry looking again as it soaked in
Sometimes it has to be done a couple of times if it's really dried out. We suggest using either of these products amzn.to/35GTcka and/or amzn.to/2YEhfz9 after completing the process, these will insure that it won't dry out anymore. Thanks for watching and asking Jessica, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars Thank you! 😊
God bless you!! You efforts are highly appreciated. Dear sir, if i may ask, what would you recommend to be used as a tire dressing after a car wash? Because in my country we don't have Turtle Wax, Armorall or Mother's products. Thanks!
Paul thank you and the tire dressing is tough if you dont have those products...can you find any type of rubber conditioner or try the trans fluid mixed 75/25 with acetone or try a good shoe or leather cream or conditioner.
Sweet Project Cars Thanks a lot for your help. I'll try those. 👍
So cool. I had to subscribe. You do amazing work and it's encouraging watching your videos. I have a 2000 Honda Odyssey minivan and the navigation screen is all messed up. Anyone have any ideas on what to do? It looks like there are layers that are peeling. The problem is this is how I control my a/c. I wish I knew about the 303 years ago. My poor leather seats are beyond repair.
thanks Trish Glad to have you with us...we will try to get you back on track ...and yes the 303 is an amazing product..
I used the heat gun on plastic bumper caps and it worked, but they always dulled again. Didn't use UV protector and they were practically white when I started. Still, the ATF looks more promising.
muznick if you use the UV protectant after your ATF application has really soaked in and keep using the UV protectant once every couple months they will stay looking great :)
Pretty cool!
Thank You very much