cleaning clading

[Todd Thorne]

Hi all



i remeber a while back someone saying that a product called Back to Black or something like that was good for cleaning the clading, especially the back bumper, my 05 is starting to go white. I have never seen it in Ontario but I happen to find myself in Erie Pa tonight. Who carries the stuff as I am the chaufer on a pre school shopping trip and only have limited my time to look for stuff like this. I know there is an autozone and Napa near by.



Any help would be great!!

 

[EddieS'04]

STONERs,makes some good stuff. Ihave heard no discoloring.

 

[Kirk Risseler]

You know what works awesome, is Armorall tire foam. The stuff you spray and walk away. I had a can sitting in the garage and dont use it on my tires anymore because of my new wheels. I tried it on the cladding and nothing has made it look better and shine and super easy to do.



Try it, you will like it!

 

[Johnny O]

Mother's Back To Black. Auto Zone and Wal-Mart should have it.

 

[Brandon Hovater]

I have tried the Back to Black. Did not like the results. Tire foam has always worked best for me.

 

[Tommy Moore]

If you are planning on keeping the truck why not just have them re-painted? The plastic step part of the running boards on my Adrenalin are looking a little chalky compared to all the black around it. I am either going to have them painted or just buy new ones for around $70 a piece ($140 for both) my cost.

 

[Garner Wolf]

None of the tire cleaners/dressings are going to last long term, but they will work short (2-3 weeks). If you have a newer truck, you might want to try some 303 - has good UV protection in it. If they are already looking bad, as mine are, you can keep adding the dressing every month or so, or you can re-paint/coat them (which won't last forever either)