Subject	I've got PLENTY of Vasoline...
Posted by	PiotrC70 on March 28, 2011 at 9:43 AM
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In Reply To	Coat in vasoline, let it sit. (n/m) posted by Woody75 (Denver) on March 28, 2011 at 07:33 AM
Message	j/k So what exactly will that do, remove the oxidation and absorb some of the vasoline making it darker? How long does this method last? 1993 TT. R.I.P. 09.15.2010
Follow Ups	Interior door handle fade. Search isn't coming up with - PiotrC70 22:23:30 03/27/11 Heavy dose of ArmorAll or equivalent (n/m) - ttz'in (NorCal) 22:43:54 03/27/11 Mask it off and spray it with a latex based paint? (n/m) - monty31 22:48:26 03/27/11 Re: Interior door handle fade:SEM 39143 - Yaadman Z 23:10:15 03/27/11 I'll have to give it a try thanks! I'll either make them - PiotrC70 23:19:10 03/27/11 Don't paint your interior, it is ghetto. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 00:10:16 03/28/11 10w30 (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 23:23:32 03/27/11 I used a couple coats of used motor oil on my door handles - Mike aka thedeadking (NoVA) 12:53:07 03/28/11 Try mothers back to black, or mequiars trim detailer (n/m) - toykoz32 02:27:10 03/28/11 Coat in vasoline, let it sit. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 07:33:18 03/28/11 I've got PLENTY of Vasoline... - PiotrC70 09:43:13 03/28/11 Yeah, let it soak in for a few days. - Woody75 (Denver) 10:41:56 03/28/11 IIRC you can sand it. It's not fade, it's oxidation (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 08:07:28 03/28/11 I scraped with my fingernail and noticed the stuff did come - PiotrC70 09:39:22 03/28/11 I wouldn't go lower than a 320, and I'd probably wet sand - BigTDogg (MA) 09:46:30 03/28/11 new ones are available in charcoal - Shiers69 10:23:37 03/28/11
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