General Best bumper treatment?

[LP100hp]

The main thing that bugs me with my 100hp is the large amount of plastic bumper - which I seem t really struggle to keep looking dark and deep and unmarked. I have tried a variety of products, all of which initially seem to work well however none of which seen to last for more than a day or 2 before the 'dullness' sets in again.
Any suggestions on what is best to use to keep the bumpers looking good?
xx

 

[Polypedates]

Poorboys Trim Restorer applied with a Meguiars slide lock brush - accept no substitute

Gentle scrubbing with an old tooth brush is best way of first removing any white wax residues I've found so I do this when needed then finish with the Poorboys - brings them up like new.

 

[gtidriver]

Nope it's gTechniq C4 that you need. It's expensive but worth it. First when washing the car give the trims a good scrub with some all purpose clean after its dry apply the c4. Leave to set then buff off with a clean cloth. Job-jobbed.
Then leave for at least 6 months before reapplying. I dare you to go take a look on detailingworld.

 

[306maxi]

They're both talking crap. What you really want is the urine from a ginger boy. Apply this with a microfiber cloth and it will do wonders for your bumpers.

 

[DavePanda100]

Peanut butter! Smooth, not crunchy

 

[Stu DemonD]

Peanut butter! Smooth, not crunchy

Grrrs, beat me to it - I was just about to post that

 

[306maxi]

I love the fact that I'm the only person in this thread to get thanked

 

[jusdel30]

system clenz-find em on facebook. he has the trim restorer the g-techniq that the guys talking about up there-its freakin amazing!

 

[The Panda Nut]

Armoral Shield - amazingly good lasts for weeks

 

[Andy Monty]

Re: Re: Best bumper treatment?

Nope it's gTechniq C4 that you need. It's expensive but worth it. First when washing the car give the trims a good scrub with some all purpose clean after its dry apply the c4. Leave to set then buff off with a clean cloth. Job-jobbed.
Then leave for at least 6 months before reapplying. I dare you to go take a look on detailingworld.

Or cquartz DLUX
https://www.fiatforum.com/car-care/328720-bit-experiment-long-term-car-protection.html?p=3275553

 

[Rawb]

When I had my Panda I used T1 - trim and wheel.

 

[neilwill]

As a ginger, it doesn't work, maybe I'm too old!

I tried baby oil, you can anything off with it.......

 

[The Panda Nut]

Try Armorall Shield. Its not quite polish but it is amazing and makes the plastic look like new for a quite decent time. Easy to apply as well.