Re: Discolored Window Trim

[DESEOSA@aol.com]

<< Black Chrome >> I used Black Chrome on all the black parts of my '87 and 
my '95 and it worked well.  If the fading is advanced (like it was on the 
'87) it will take alot of coats to get it back to black, then maintenance 
coats after that whenever it rains or gets wet.

There is a product I now use called "Duragloss 271 Rubber Bumper and Flat 
Black Dressing" and it seriously works /EXTREMELY/ well. It doesn't take as 
many coats or need to be applied as often. It's water resistant; the black 
stays black and glossy through alot of washings and rain storms without 
needing extra applications.  I am very impressed, especially on the running 
board. I get it from my local specialty car cosmotology store (you know, 
deals only in after market car hook-up gear). I used it on the '87s black 
bumper and it kept it black like nothing else I've used. They also make a 
leather shampoo that works well.

A question though: A guy told me that using these black dressings can hurt 
your paint because it runs over onto the paint and makes it bubble up.  Has 
anyone heard of this???

Angie and "Fernando" the '95 GLX