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I have a brush guard for my Range Rover (brush guard is made by land rover), and it has a good fade on it. What can I use to bring back the black? The brush guard is made of two different types of plastics. The parts that extend are the lights is hard, but the part that squares around the grille is softer (more absorbent). Any ideas?
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Re: Range Rover Brush Guard
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Apply using a Foam Applicator or MF Applicator and then remove access with a MF Towel.
Also, this can be used on other plastics from bumpers, stepping trim, mud guards, engine bay, etc.Matt
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The brush guard is pretty rough on the softer part, and I dont think the foam pad would stay in one piece. Is there some other type of application method?Comment
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Re: Range Rover Brush Guard
Use a Microfiber Applicator or even a towel.Originally posted by WarEagle View PostMatt
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Re: Range Rover Brush Guard
Thanks... this site is awesome! I am not getting any work done hahaComment
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