how to bring the shine back to wiper arms
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Originally Posted by Silvers808,Apr 6 2007, 09:06 PM
no havent done that yet at all.....
was it easy to remove to polish?
ill try on my next day off.....
was it easy to remove to polish?
ill try on my next day off.....
i would take them off of the car probably
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I had a '93 Prelude that I bought new and by the time I sold it in '99 the wiper arms were pretty beat up. I was able to make them look like new by repainting them.
I just took them off the car, sanded lightly, then painted 2 coats. I used some sort of black trim paint that I found at Pep Boy's. They came out perfect.
I just took them off the car, sanded lightly, then painted 2 coats. I used some sort of black trim paint that I found at Pep Boy's. They came out perfect.
#6
Originally Posted by wanabe,Apr 6 2007, 08:44 PM
have they been polished and waxed?
i just took mine off!
i just took mine off!
thanks
#7
Poorboy's Trim Restorer does a nice job with faded parts like this, however, it's not a permanent solution because it will need to be reapplied every couple months or so. If you don't want to deal with that, then repainting them like MikeyC did might be your best bet
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#9
Originally Posted by onfire01,Apr 8 2007, 10:44 AM
I powdercoated them flat black along with my exhaust tips, came out awesome.