An easy and inexpensive way to fix your faded Nissan Xterra plastic grille and trim using peanut butter and an old rag.
An easy and inexpensive way to fix your faded Nissan Xterra plastic grille and trim using peanut butter and an old rag.
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What a sweet dog , I had this issue before but thanks for plasti dip , I
got the cane from hardware store and you can found it online too if you are
not familiar with plasti dip just google it , easy to remove if you didn’t
like it just peel off if you wanted to peel it but it’s not going anywhere
if you don’t mess with it I have it on my xterra for more then a year and
still look great . Thanks
I’ll be trying that. Thanks.
Awesome video. I have had this problem for years and was looking at buying
a replacement grill for my 2003 X. Thanks man.
I did follow your tip, but not satisfied because the white spot is still
visible. I did tried using metal polish in liquid form and it did amazing
job, the white spots were gone, although not 100% but it’s remarkable. Not
only it restored the plastic original color, it also so shinny and smooth
to the touch, looks like new.
use PAM spray on olive oil….works like a charm! just spray it on and wipe
it off right away…
How long will it be before you have to reapply peanut butter?
Hm! That’s interesting
Nice tip
Another tip, marmalade is great for restoring tyres to their original shine.
Wow! Awesome tip! When I saw the cup of peanut butter I knew Roxy would be
helping you out with this. Haha 3:40 I think she started helping you clean
the bowl.
haha how did you figure this out
peanut butter is also good for removing gum!
Coconut oil worked really good too!
Great job, Greg. Thanks for the tip.