Could you Tell me about the application to the plastic exteriors ( bumpers, fenders ) of a jeep wrangler?
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I used it on my 2000 gmc sierra pickup. I put it on all the exterior plastic trim and it works, and looks good. I just put one coat.
612319
If applied to a totally clean exterior..and i do mean scrubbed wiped and dried, wipe new does do a good job. The car should remain in the garage and out of the sun for 48 hours. I know the directions say 24 hours, but the sun will ruin the finish if not totally cured. Having used it on 2 cars, I would never use it again. It is unforgiving if a mistake is done. Based on the cost, surface prep and application restrictions, I would buy 12 oz of your favorite exterior treatment and redo the trim as needed.
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I would think it would work. It has really helped my 2002 Avalanche. I applied 2 coats to the bed covers. They were really white and chalky
612321
We applied it to the plastic body cladding of a 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee. The instructions recommend doing a test patch in an inconspicuous location. That's a really good idea. Preparation is key. Clean and dry the plastic. Mask around the cladding to protect the paint. Apply an even coat, and allow it to dry. If you miss any spots, re-apply to the areas that didn't get an even coating.
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I use two bungee chords from door handle across top of windshield to the other door handle. I made sure the chords had plastic hooks as to not scratch any paint.
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I put one on my black wrangler. Comes with 2 sided tape already on it so it takes 10 seconds to install.Looks good, no problems with it at all.
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Plastic feels solid and SHOULD be able to use on the exterior. That being said, I am not an engineer or have any expertise on what should or shouldn't work. I always suggest you consult with a professional.
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Gloss. This bumper is quality I bought and installed myself about 3 months ago and haven't regretted it yet. Makes your jeep stand out
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If your truck has been hit there is frameworrk the bumper bolts to (alot of 6mm bolts) that it is basicly a skin. The original is the same. Be sure the supporting metal work is ok or it will be difficult.
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It can be used only on painted bumpers. It will stain the black plastic bumpers forever.
808951
When I ordered it I was confused too. The semi gloss Iis textured and is awesome! I'm very glad I bought it and it is easy to put on( bults on) . U will need some help simply because it is heavy. 100x better then stock plastic. It was a good price and I like it more then the expensive ones out there. Hope this helps. Ps get the back bumper and backup lights! The back finders flow into bumper. Jeeps should come like this setup
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It would be nice to know what application you are asking about (year, make and model vehicle)
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to be honest, depending on what your bumper surface is like, you'll probably have fair to poor results, this stuff worked wonders when I used it to apply stickers to my windshield (ex. parking stickers) with static and no adhesive (I hate the idea of that residue being there permanently when that sticker expires), but the bumper isn't like glass so I think with that application wouldn't be the best choice
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Don't know for sure, but also don't see any reason why you couldn't. Recommend you try it on a small, inconspicuous area first. I tried it on several different types of plastic for my Ram truck and the only one that it did not improve was the little piece that holds the radio antenna. Other than that, very pleased and its been over 3 months.
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I would add that the bumper isn't metal, it's plastic, or "thermoplastic polyeurethane" to be exact. It doesn't detract and it actually makes it easier to install. Just want you to know what you're getting.
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I used a roller and paint brush to apply this to my jeep. I did this in two coats and it has worked extremly well. Allow at least an hour hour between coats.
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I applied it to the top of a black plastic bumper cover on a black Cadillac SRX. Looked great and was fine through the remaining 6 months I owned the car (April-Sept). Really liked the looks inside the car.
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I think you would be better off using an epoxy adhesive. This automotive GOOP is like rubber cement, and will bond materials together, but it isn't a very strong bond. An epoxy will do a much better job of permanently bonding the plastic.
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The application is the same as window decals but I do not know if the colors etc will hold up to exterior elements
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I have read other users used a hair dryer to warm the plastic to "iron out" the wrinkles , I have not tried it, I left my windshield on mine, so I keep the front rolled down.