Bowden's Own Vinyl Revival Review - Does it Revive Vinyl - Car Detailing

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Bowden's Own Vinyl Revival Review - Does it Revive Vinyl - Car Detailing
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[@natebyrne9309]

Mr black by bowdens would make it look better but i would just try and get a new bumper and use that shit for maintenance

[@MikesManCave]

I just checked out the product, I guess it would work, but at $50 - $60 I think I am good for now. At the end of the day it's a work van to transport tools so I think I am good for a new bumper.

[@brendadunston9895]

Hi MIke!

[@MikesManCave]

Thanks for commenting, much appreciated.

[@dg9902]

Hi Mike, maybe tyre shine or armorall might do the job better 😮🤔

[@dg9902]

Actually maybe not, may damage it.

[@MikesManCave]

Not much to damage. it's hard plastic, I sprayed some cheap tyre shine on it and it worked better than this stuff, but you can still see the white but not as bad.

[@bushbeachlifestyle6721]

It's for new plastic, to maintain it.
Change the damn name Bowden's that equates to false advertising in that product name 🤦‍♀️

[@MikesManCave]

I think It's named wrong, they call it 'VINYL REVIVAL', but no reviving is happening, they also have 'VINYL CARE', which seems to be the same product for interior surfaces, but I have not tried that one yet, I bought these on a recent special sale, and will be reviewing a few more in the future. This one was a bit disappointing. especially for nearly $30 retail for 500ml. I bet it costs them one or two $ to make 10 litres of the stuff.

[@bushbeachlifestyle6721]

​@@MikesManCaveYep agreed!
There's rarely a quick fix product despite what a few of these "experts" claim, unless it's pure chemical removal.
I used toothpaste on my headlamp covers to get rid of that yellowing that happens after year's of exposure. It worked a treat!
So now I'm wondering if something that simply removes the damaged top surface of your bumper might assist. Rubbing it right back, then sealing & priming before using a dark top coat of maybe a latex product?

[@TiltedByToddy]

I think your bumper is just to far gone

[@MikesManCave]

A $3 can of tyre shire from the bargain shop brought it up almost like new. This stuff is jut garbage.