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With my GT sitting outside for three winters, the black rubber moulding around the windshield, and the rear hatch window have turned kinda whitish looking and hard. They arn't cracked though. I can't afford to replace them, especially with getting the body work done during the winter.
Is there anything I can apply to them, to make them black again, such as a paint? What about the black bumper paint I used on my TR7 bumpers? That was in a spray can, but does it come in a tin?
Any ideas folks?
Thanks
Paul /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/canpatriot.GIF
With my GT sitting outside for three winters, the black rubber moulding around the windshield, and the rear hatch window have turned kinda whitish looking and hard. They arn't cracked though. I can't afford to replace them, especially with getting the body work done during the winter.
Is there anything I can apply to them, to make them black again, such as a paint? What about the black bumper paint I used on my TR7 bumpers? That was in a spray can, but does it come in a tin?
Any ideas folks?
Thanks
Paul /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/canpatriot.GIF
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