Restorer for jeep wrangler plastic

[serene cosmos]

what do you recommend for me

[violet fulcrum]

I use car guys plastic restorer. Two heavy coats but make sure it's fairly even. You will have to reapply a couple times a year depending how much UV it sees.

[rough basin]

You could also sand, paint and clear coat it. Might help it last longer than just the plastic.

[young meadow]

yeh like joshy said you do a decent job itl last i did my center console piece on my mustang when i had it. pic for reference

this pic was 3rd year after i painted it. held up good. the piece was originally grey as the stripe above on dash

dominion sure seal is what i used with a clear coat

[rough basin]

Yep probably the best way to do it, plus if it is no textured and there is a scratch u could put filler in it and paint over it.

Doing that for my window wiper/front window plastic cover piece on my r34 since I scratched it a bit pulling the rb out.

[young meadow]

pre much what i did split in 2 so i had to glue it back together hense the paint, never see the crack if done right

[rough basin]

Nice bro

Hoping to get good results too so wish me luck

[young meadow]

u wont get it first try if ur filling a seam u gotta play with the filler till u get er right

[rough basin]

Ya ik, I am gonna try my best though. Have quite a bit of a experience with sanding so I hope I do well.

[young meadow]

yeah its not hard just tedious

[serene cosmos]

Thanks, do u have any pic for how it looks after using it

[serene cosmos]

But do you think it will be fine with the hot and humid weather, especially Im not using it for interior

[young meadow]

i used it in a convertible top was down 90 percent of the time. ull be fine for exterior.

[violet fulcrum]

Just use a trim restorer it's 99% less work. You can use a ceramic based one if you want longer lifespan out of the coating.