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Old 08-14-2009, 10:03 AM   #1
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Does anyone know where I can buy this http://www.foreverblack.com/products.html

Or something similar? for plastic window trim, etc.

Does autowerkes exclusive carry anything?
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Old 08-14-2009, 10:22 AM   #2
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Why not give Ken a call and ask?
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Poorboys Trim Restorer. I've got it on the front bumper of my work van. Its been there for a month now and survived two hand washes and one touchless. It did run a tiny bit after the first rainstorm which, consequently, was right after I applied it but it easily came off with soap and water and hasn't ran since.
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Old 10-16-2010, 07:29 PM   #4
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bringing this back from the dead. has anyone found this product (forever black) locally? i am trying to get this because it's a dye so that it's a permanent fix... the poorboys stuff i'm using now dosen't last.
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Never seen Forever Black locally... but may I suggest a bottle of Revive by Car Brite?

I believe it was around $94.00 for a huge bottle that will last for a couple years. They don't fade till around 7 - 9 months in.
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canadian tire has back to black, works just as welll.
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yea good lock finding forever black products locally. and if yu do PLEASE let us know. i was looking for a long time. the closest thing i found was auto magics vinyl dye.
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i've used back to black before, and although it's good initially it's not permanent and i have to keep reapplying it. i am looking for a permanent solution short of replacing the part.

i ended up going on ebay and getting it. about $25usd shipped. i haven't had the chance to use it because of the weather (i have no covered parking), so i cannot comment on it's effectiveness.
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