Subject	I used a couple coats of used motor oil on my door handles
Posted by	Mike aka thedeadking (NoVA) on March 28, 2011 at 12:53 PM
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In Reply To	10w30 (n/m) posted by Bernie (NoVA) on March 27, 2011 at 11:23 PM
Message	Let the thin coat I applied soak in and in the morning wiped away what was left. I did three coats in totally and now my door handles are black again.
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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