Gorilla Warflare cleanup

[Jerrod4567]

My gorilla flares are pretty oxidized. Is there any kind of treatment that works well for keeping them nice and black? I thought about painting them maybe a satin black but i don't know... Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.

[CityHick]

Re: Gorilla Warflare cleanup

I haven't found anything that will keep them looking new, but the low gloss armor all makes them look good for a while and is easy. Also, I've become a fan of Turtle Wax Ice, it is a super low effort coating for paint that also goes well on rubber and trim, leaves no ugly residue and you don't have to be careful with it.

[Jerrod4567]

Re: Gorilla Warflare cleanup

I haven't found anything that will keep them looking new, but the low gloss armor all makes them look good for a while and is easy. Also, I've become a fan of Turtle Wax Ice, it is a super low effort coating for paint that also goes well on rubber and trim, leaves no ugly residue and you don't have to be careful with it.

Sweet! Thanks man I'll give that a shot!

[Muddy]

Re: Gorilla Warflare cleanup

Mothers back to black works pretty well on oxidized plastics.

[kawikevin250]

Re: Gorilla Warflare cleanup

I wouldn't recommend painting them at all. As much as they can flex & the rubber they are made out of I don't think it will stick very well at all. My 2¢

[highlander]

Re: Gorilla Warflare cleanup

303 Aerospace Protectant works well for me.
It doesn't leave any oily residue that collects dust.

[slow poke]

Re: Gorilla Warflare cleanup

X2 on the 303 aerospace protectant. The stuff is magic. It also protects against UV better than anything else I have tried on plastics and I think even paint.

[Jerrod4567]

Re: Gorilla Warflare cleanup

Are there any stores that carry the Aerospace 303? or does it have to be ordered online?

[Action]

Re: Gorilla Warflare cleanup

I think walmart has it

[highlander]

Re: Gorilla Warflare cleanup

West Marine should have it too.