Mk2 astra body kit

[arry]

I have a mk2 astra with a standard plastic body kit.its ment to be black but is a light grey coulor
what should i use to clean it ? Arry

[danh]

Use a heat gun on it, dont hold it in the same for too long you'll melt it. I take it that its the standard bumpers. Failing that peanut butter is supposed to be good on black plastics

[arry]

i have a spare section so ill try the heat gun --arry

[jack_8vt]

not b better to paint it black? less maintenance lmao

[Jay]

Yeah agree with jack,better of painting it black

[jack_8vt]

holy sh** u arent givin me abuse vauxhall redtoplmao

[Jay]

lmaolmao

Suprised it,s not cuming from your mouth

[jack_8vt]

meeeeoooowwwww............ mr.kay!!

[Jay]

Hahaha.........lmao

[TiGrasshole]

you guys got a lil thing going on or summat? there is always a bit of flirty banter going on in every thread you post in lol! im dead jealous!

get some paint thinners on it, takes the grainy effect of iff makes it better to paint. again its a bit of an art so try on ya spare bit. and of course hit it with some bumper black :P

[Jay]

Oh no just a wee bit of banter

[jack_8vt]

vauxhall redtop!! tigrasshole is followin uslmao

[Brett]

Dont paint them. It'll just flake off.

Use the heat gun method suggested, it works.

[jack_8vt]

thats the whole point of adhesion promoter

[Benn]

Painted black ones look utter sh*te.

Warm them with the heat gun, this will bring the oil back to the surface, then treat them with something like Auto Glym bumper care, it feeds the plastic oils and keeps them looked a nice dark grey as they should be.

[Jay]

well i think everyone is entitled to there own opinion