Jeep Wrangler Black Fender Restoration

[@tedwoe]

Wow! That looks amazing! I'll definitely be picking up a bottle for my '01 TJ Thanks for posting!

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

It definitely works amazingly it’s a fantastic product!!

[@dad3562]

How’s it holding up? Did you do it?

[@dw1284]

Flood penetrol is great stuff also. I used to use this stuff on a chevy avalanche in the past.

[@dt5644]

I have owned many jeep's, from cj7's and 5's and a few YJ's. present day i drive a 1995 YJ Rio Grande daily. I have fought the faded fender flair issue on them all, and tried every tactic. Painting them never really last, it crack's, chips, flakes off, then it really looks bad. I have done the heat gun trick, propane torch works better and faster as long as you don't burn them. But the absolute best thing i have ever done is, leaving them on the jeep, bottle of rubbing alcohol and #000 steel wool. yes that takes a little elbow grease. you need rubber gloves because they will stain your hands black. But, they absolutely shine black like new without armor all.

[@zowens40]

How long will this last?

[@jmcneely8932]

Thanks for the video! I tried this, and it works great. 2000 TJ.

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

Fantastic thanks for the feedback!

[@farmdwg]

I'm on my 3rd coat in 2 days. I'm starting to make some progress here. I might do a 4th coat before I drop the money for a new set of flares.

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

How’s it working now?

[@farmdwg]

@@AndysAutoCarePlus it got me a little improvement. I'm going to buy a new set of flares shortly.

[@dieselthedumsterdog3108]

@@farmdwg😂

[@warmachine3007]

Looks great. Thanks for the video. Never heard of this product

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

It’s amazing stuff!! Thanks for watching

[@danhellard400]

Great video, i have to try this, I was going to paint the fenders but I'll try this first

[@travistrammell3424]

nice job

[@robertthrem3382]

Black magic worked great on a motor cycle. Wax and oil removal for prep paint. Or a heat gun also

[@danmorrissette4814]

Great line of Products, wonder if you can top it with a ceramic coating once its cured.?

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

I haven’t tried yet but it’s on my list 😃

[@ratonautonomo8963]

Looks great! Does it work for small scratches?

[@LifeHacksAndMoneyStacks]

How is this compared to Flood? Prep, apply and longevity not garage kept/exposed to elements?

[@creepyoldhouseexplorersclub]

How long before it fades out again?

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

Really depends on the situation I have seen it last several years.

[@kmern6979]

I tried the mcguire's restore black - doesn't work! should I use something to remove the McGuires product before using this on flares? I also have white paint so maybe I should mask off the paint/body? Thanks

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

Use a all purpose cleaner to remove any residue then tape off and apply solution finish. Super clean for prep: amzn.to/3DMrWkT Solution finish: amzn.to/3j7Oc1u

[@johnrambo4581]

What do you use for gloss black instead of matte finish

[@UncleJ4]

Just curious, this video is over 2 years old now. What kind of duration do you get out of this product? Is it ok to do multiple applications? Looks great! Thanks for sharing.

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

I have great longevity out of solution finish! Multiple coats is just fine.

[@jeffsutton3674]

What wheels are those? They look awesome!!

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

I’m not sure it was a customer vehicle.

[@wdmgarage1178]

Looks like pro comp 31 series wheels

[@MichaelMahoney-y3u]

i have a 98 jeep wrangler and was excited to try this product after watching this very compelling video. unfortunately, the product did not work at all. while applying the product the fenders instantly came to life ... however, the "shine" lasted less than a day. i was so bummed. if you read this and you do find something that effectively restores plastic, please let me know. tysm.

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

It’s not made to add shine it’s made where you let soak in then wipe down. I have came across where people have painted them and then this product will not work on top of that.

[@MichaelMahoney-y3u]

@@AndysAutoCarePlus i didn't mean "shine" in that context ... i meant the product worked initially but for less than 24 hours. the fenders have never been painted and i did exactly as you instructed in your video. so i was just bummed that the plastic returned to its weathered state right away. again, this is my personal experience, so let me ask you this since i appreciate you responding to my comment ... is there another product that you can recommend? i'm willing to try a second option in lieu of painting them. much appreciated.

[@LifeHacksAndMoneyStacks]

@@MichaelMahoney-y3u did you come up with a solution? Have you tried flood?

[@renter007]

Wow nice result, can this also be used for hardtop plastic that has faded also to the gray color ?? I thought about using plastidip for the plastic parts and hardtop but this is much easier. Thanks for info.

[@googleuser6875]

Looks great, but does it last? I've used similar products (like tutlewax made) that only last a few months.

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

Solution finish is a true restoration product and will last for a couple years when done properly

[@mlicerio4362]

Just wondering how many bottles for one good application.. thank you for the video.. and help.

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

You can do several vehicles with only one bottle.

[@ericweikel6045]

@@AndysAutoCarePlus where exactly can it be purchased? Amazon or like an auto zone? Idk lol

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

@@ericweikel6045 Solution Finish Kit 12 oz amzn.to/34QedXr Solution Finish 1 oz amzn.to/2ytSI2A

[@marklittrell3202]

@@AndysAutoCarePlus When you say several vehicles with one bottle, do you mean the 1oz or the 12oz? Just curious. Thanks for the video.

[@ckillian-detail6153]

Also tire shine called BLACK. It sticks for about 2 weeks

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

This stuff last over a year at least.

[@rolenrodes1371]

I use That Black Stuff from Amazon.

[@richiediaz3296]

can you use that stuff on a soft top

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

I haven’t tried that but would be interesting to know.

[@aba1393]

Will this product work on a jeep jk hardtop?

[@michaeldonoho612]

can you include a link to this product?

[@moldoveanu8]

Does the black stuff work good enough to hide white plastic filler in flare scratches?

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

I wouldn't think so as it dies into the plastic

[@obeebemahasee1130]

What do u use to apply it

[@budgetadventureswithjake2228]

First one here☝️

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

Heck ya Jacob.

[@jeffreyminnis2232]

Do you have to degrease or use rubbing alhochol first

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

Always a good idea to thoroughly clean first isopropyl alcohol is a great way.

[@jdub264]

How long does it last?

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

I’ve seen it last several years so far just depends on how you maintenance it and climate and other factors. Definitely way longer than just a dressing as this is a restoration

[@enriqueosorio3731]

Did you have to sand it first?

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

No just degrease and deep clean

[@obeebemahasee1130]

What did u use to wipe it on?

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

Was a microfiber applicator

[@buckfiden6102]

What lift size is that?

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

I’m not sure this was a customer vehicle

[@litoornelas6409]

What wheels are those?

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

To be honest I have no idea it was a customers vehicle

[@jvcobbb8374]

Use heat 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@AndysAutoCarePlus]

That ruins the plastics over time and dries them out. I know that is a popular thing to do but not good for it.

[@Condor1970]

Penetrol.