Cleaning Black Plastic Bumpers
March 08, 2011
A community member from England writes:
Got unsightly black plastic bumpers or plack plastic trim that is fading? Try using smooth peanut butter; it's cheap, easy to apply and lasts loads longer than Back to Black.
Stacey responds:
H-m-m-m-m, can't say I"ve tried this one, but I bet the natural peanut oil does the trick. My only question is how do you keep the neighborhood dogs from licking your bumpers all the time!?!?"
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