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Craig, the black cow looks hilariously (awesome) on the track!

I "Forever Black'ed" the plastic trim on the ARX. Looks heaps better than previously. The trim was previously grey from too much sun baking. Went over everything 2-3 times so it's all pretty black. Took forever, but would recommend.

Also, "Forever Black" is better/darker than Meguair's trim polish stuff, IMO.

Change at 4.5rpm to 5rpm and I have a perfect limiter bounce with a small flame/POP

Noice!! Will have to try that out :D It's good to get some other feedback from other ppl that have 'em installed.

Craig, the black cow looks hilariously (awesome) on the track! 

I "Forever Black'ed" the plastic trim on the ARX. Looks heaps better than previously. The trim was previously grey from too much sun baking.  Went over everything 2-3 times so it's all pretty black.  Took forever, but would recommend.  

Also, "Forever Black" is better/darker than Meguair's trim polish stuff, IMO.

So is this stuff a true plastic stain then?

Where abouts did you purchase 'forever black'?

I've used that black polish stuff and it leaves streaks if you don't layer it on perfectly. Looked great for a month but it eventually faded anyway. Spoke to some guys at super cheap and bullseye and they also said it will fade and isn't that great

 

Supercheap etc all sell it from memory

Thanks man; will keep an eye out next time i'm there.

I've used that black polish stuff and it leaves streaks if you don't layer it on perfectly. Looked great for a month but it eventually faded anyway. Spoke to some guys at super cheap and bullseye and they also said it will fade and isn't that great

Yeah i keep tossing up between getting some pasti-dip or stainer... :unsure:

Noice!! Will have to try that out :D It's good to get some other feedback from other ppl that have 'em installed.

My only issue is I'm a tall bastard......going to get some Brides copies or something......getting rid of my black Heated leather seats.

I've used that black polish stuff and it leaves streaks if you don't layer it on perfectly. Looked great for a month but it eventually faded anyway. Spoke to some guys at super cheap and bullseye and they also said it will fade and isn't that great

I'll report back in a month to see how it goes.

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My only issue is I'm a tall bastard......going to get some Brides copies or something......getting rid of my black Heated leather seats.

Yeh, know the feeling.. The paddles do tend to sit a bit low even at their highest setting. I'm slowly getting used to them!! Don't think I could ever part with my Heated leather seats though :woot:

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Yeh, know the feeling.. The paddles do tend to sit a bit low even at their highest setting. I'm slowly getting used to them!! Don't think I could ever part with my Heated leather seats though :woot:

toasty balls because toasty!

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