Re: [DML] Re-blackening black

[Rod Dillman <rhdillman@xxxxxxxxx>]

I second Phil's opinion of Black Again. I also get it from Autogeek. One nice thing about it is that the hotter the surface is the easier it is to apply. It brings dull, grayish surfaces back to "new" black.  Rod 10921
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Phil Priestley <phil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:I use something that is called Black Again. http://www.autogeek.net/ 
blackagain1.html When I got my car the black was all a chalky gray 
and I was sure that I would spend thousands replacing aged trim 
pieces. I tried this stuff and it works like magic. I apply it once a 
year and each time I use it the trim is in better shape than the 
year before. I am very happy with it but that's my 2 cents worth. 
It won't hurt to give it a go.

Phil Priestley

Vin 2105
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On Jun 27, 2005, at 9:52 AM, Ryan Wright wrote:

> Thanks all for the responses. I'm going to try the Griots then, we'll
 




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