'milky' carbon door trim

[steveH]

Hi, have any of you found the inner door trim gone 'milky' ie a lighter shade as if left out in sun for a long period??
if so any way to get back to proper state??
may ofcourse have had some nasty household cleaner product and ruined it for life :banghead:
thanks

[NZ_M3]

Like the splitters - sand and re-lacquer. It's just the clear coat lifting from the carbon weave.

[Jay55]

Jeffs Prime Strong (http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/werkstat-prime-strong.html) is good for removing that milky look

[steveH]

Jeffs Prime Strong (http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/werkstat-prime-strong.html) is good for removing that milky look

Thanks, where do you buy this product from??:thumbs:

[Dan]

Thanks, where do you buy this product from??:thumbs:

Click the link in Jay's post Steve :)

[steveH]

Click the link in Jay's post Steve :)
Doh:banghead:
good job most know I am non-techno. Thanks Dan/Jay

[Dan]

Jeffs Prime Strong (http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/werkstat-prime-strong.html) is good for removing that milky look

Incidentally Jay would this be suitable for the roof? Mine isn't milky but would like some good protection and a nice shine for the winter ;)