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08-02-2008, 07:36 PM	#1 (permalink)
2muchBoost4u SRTforums Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Member Number: 65399 Location: Lakeland,FL Trader Rating: (0) Posts: 97	Fading on B -Pillers Please Help!! Does anyone know what works to get the oxidation off the B-Pillers. I use the mothers back to black but that is a temp fix. Does anyone have any suggestions? __________________ Stage1 ECU, Stage 2 WGA set (20-15), K&N CAI, CHQ 3" Downpipe without cat, Borla/Mopar exhaust, Mopar BOV, Mopar STS with Booger bushings, NGK iridium plugs, MSD ignition wires, ACT XACT flywheel, ACT clutch, 17 ASA AR1's, Silvania Silver star headlights and turnsignals and foglights, Ruthless S type eyelids, Smoked out "Turbo" thrid brake light, rolled rear bumper mod. ~Next mods: Mpx intercooler.... eventually~

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08-03-2008, 09:07 PM	#2 (permalink)
LilSparkPlug Forum Moderator SRT of the Month Join Date: Sep 2004 Member Number: 17636 Location: Cumberland, RI Trader Rating: (70) Posts: 6,395	Mother's Black to black really isn't intended for that type of trim. Try Turtle Wax - Black. The black wax gets rid of the oxidation for extended periods of time and doesn't wash off like the Mother's B2B does. __________________ My Ultimate Lighting How To Inside and Out

08-04-2008, 01:24 AM	#3 (permalink)
srtmatty SRTforums Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Member Number: 65788 Location: el paso Trader Rating: (1) Posts: 1,389	revolution motorsports makes a vinyl that goes over it, looks pretty nice __________________ MOPAR MADNESS

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