Re-new plastics on your car permanently.

[benniejordaan]

Re-new plastics on your car permanently.

Using a heat gun.

Trick is to keep the gun moving and do it little at a time just like spray painting.

Before:

 

[benniejordaan]

After:

 

[J_Bay]

That's a great find.

 

[DocPhil]

Nice.. do you just move the heat gun over it slowly?

 

[benniejordaan]

DocPhil wrote:

Nice.. do you just move the heat gun over it slowly?

Yip, very easy. Be careful you don't hold it in one place and you don't melt the plastic. Keep moving it over an area and you will see the colour change. You can come back to an area so just keep it moving. Works fast too. To do this took me about 3 minutes.

 

[Bluffman]

huh? That is just sooo simple. Thanks!

 

[Glider]

That's a neat trick, thanks Bennie.

 

[Alley Cat]

First class Idea there Bennie, thanks very much. have some cred.

 

[benniejordaan]

Alley Cat wrote:

First class Idea there Bennie, thanks very much. have some cred.

some cred... Wrong forum LOL

 

[Otto]

Great advice, thanks Bennie, such clever guys on this forum

 

[Patrick]

Nice trick! My bakkie can do with this before I sell it. Cheers Bennie

 

[Johnny Blaze]

awesome trick. so gonna try this.

 

[Alley Cat]

benniejordaan wrote:

Alley Cat wrote:

First class Idea there Bennie, thanks very much. have some cred.

some cred... Wrong forum LOL

Sorry Bennie, "mana" it is then. lol.

 

[aquadementia]

nice one Bennie!

 

[Vleipadda]

Hope you took that panel off a windscreen can crack from the heat especially if theres a chip close by

 

[bruce-bp]

Ur a star Bennie!

 

[Bokom Tong]

benniejordaan wrote:

Re-new plastics on your car permanently.

Using a heat gun.

Trick is to keep the gun moving and do it little at a time just like spray painting.

Before:

Has anyone else tried it and does it really work?

 

[capetonian]

Bokom Tong wrote:

benniejordaan wrote:

Re-new plastics on your car permanently.

Using a heat gun.

Trick is to keep the gun moving and do it little at a time just like spray painting.

Before:

Has anyone else tried it and does it really work?

If Bennie say's it work's, it  works.  That's  good enough for me.