Peanut Butter Love...............not

[CorvallisBMW]

black shoe dye is even better

I haven't tried the dye, but I'm sure it would work really well. I just used black polish and I was amazed at how well it filled in color, gave a great shine and was easy to use. Not to mention if it gets onto the paint or chrome, it just wipes off with a dry rag. Give it a shot, it only took me an hour or so to do all the trim on the car!

[skidplate]

Use kiwi leather dye. It works wonders and will last for years if prepped properly.

[Mr.SWISS]

Outside peanut butta inside jel....wai that aint right!?!?!?

[clavinZERO]

shoe polish sounds like it wud be interesting to try.

I usually use the Klasse leather/rubber/plastic/vinyl protector stuff... skinny red bottle, black cap.

[808BMW]

My mechanic has this special JDM stuff he gets at our honda dealership.

Works damn well, and I've seen quite a few cleaning products in my day. I'll try and get the name (or a pic, since I've seen the tube and it's totally written in japanese)

[Mastrcruse]

haha, yea definately share. I haven't gotten around to forever black but hopefully that works

[32.5i]

did you apply armor-all before the peanut butter?

did you massage the nut butter?

sorry if i missed it, i cant read

[Red_Rocket]

Buy some black trim paint, mask those suckers off, sand them, and lay down a few coats = good as new

mine were practically gray a couple years ago

[sticksdaman]

Two words: Shoe Polish. It lasts forever, looks perfect and is easy to apply. Just rub it in with a stiff brush and then buff it with a soft one and follow up with a towel. It lasted me over a year before I felt I needed to re-apply, it works better than anything else I've tried.

beat me to it

[BigWaveDave]

one process I used was the Krylon black fusion. I did this on my Golf 2's bumpers. Take the plastic off clean them well with soap and a nylon brush. Let them dry, mask off the painted areas. Spray the krylon Fusion onto the black pieces, let it dry. Worked for me and lasted awhile. A couple of good solid even coats will do wonders.