I have read a bunch of old threads about ArmorThane, Gatorback, TS-1, Refinish Restorer, etc. After all these years of testing and trial error, which product/process stands up to long-term wear with the best lasting results?
wyotonka said:
I used the Rustoleum paint on a Picnic table and has held up good for a year now, it was one I bought at Sams 4 or 5 years ago. Went with a "Husker Red",hawyotonka said:I painted mine with rustoleum... It has been on since around the end of June and still has no flakes or scratches and is still a deep black.
Don't use the heat or steam on it. The RR aside from painting it is the best you can do.ATLAvalanche said:I've got some RR on the way to my house now to work on my plastics - so hopefully it works as great as everyone says it does!
As I've been reading and researching different techniques and ideas about restoring the black plastics of the Avalanche, I noticed a good many people using a HEAT GUN. Something about that idea doesn't set too well with me - maybe it's just my tedious nature and thinking that vast amounts of heat can't be good for plastic. However - I recently purchased a STEAM CLEANER, and began to wonder if anyone has tried to use one for plastic restoration?!?
Anyone that has any information or advice - let me know!