Where to apply the plastic reviver?

Plastic Refresher can be applied to various external plastic parts of the car to improve their appearance and ensure their protection. Here are some examples of external plastic parts on which you can apply this type of product:

• Front and Rear Bumpers : Car bumpers are often made of plastic and can lose their shine over time.
• Rearview mirror covers : Rearview mirror covers may be susceptible to damage from UV rays and may benefit from product application.
• Side moldings : Side moldings or exterior plastic trim strips can be revived to keep them in good condition.
• Window Frames : Window frames can be subject to sun damage and wear and tear, but the application of "plastic reviver" can keep them in good condition.
• Door Handles : Plastic door handles can lose luster and suffer environmental damage.
• Spoilers : Plastic front or rear spoilers can benefit from the application of the product to keep them in good condition.
• Grilles : Radiator grills or other plastic grilles can be treated to improve appearance.
• Bumper Fins : The fins or vents in the bumper can be treated for a smooth finish.
• Decorative bands : Plastic decorative bands or car design parts can be treated to maintain the original appearance.
• Seals : Plastic seals, such as those around windows or doors, can be treated for improved durability.
• Side mirror shells : Side mirror shells can be treated to keep them clean and shiny.
• Front and rear lights : Front and rear light housings can be treated to protect them from sun damage.
• Deflectors : Wind deflectors or other plastic accessories can be treated for better durability.

In general, "plastic reviver" can be used on any exterior plastic part of the car that needs protection and revival. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions and clean surfaces thoroughly before application for best results.

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