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AltaKnight
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Now that's a fine looking spit!
Scott_Hower
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Mind if I ask what you use on yer bumpers? They look new.
Thanks......The bumpers are original, and it helps that the car was stored inside by the previous owner. I use "Black Magic" on the bumpers. Not sure who makes it. I've also used some stuff called "Black Chrome". Make sure the bumpers are good and clean, and dry. Just apply it with a damp rag every now and then. It also helps protect them from UV.
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