Today i was applying the wax stuff to a Jeeps Hardtop that was black and is was sunfaded. When i was done with it i applied it to my trim on my t-tops and Accidently got some on my t-top and it looked good...so i applied it to both of them and they look 100% better than before...the stuff is Mother's Back to Black...here is a pic of it (and my car just because i like the pic). oh yea i have lexan t-tops too

 

your car is hot. can you upload & link to the non resized photo?

 

I did the same to mine and the door triangles, blackened them right up.

 

dont forget the door handles,antenna bushing on fender ,the 4 circle thingys on the hatch ,grilles if your 3rd gen has any

 

yea i just bought a new grille for it too!! But i didnt have enought to do anything else (took alot or it to do the hardtop). I will as soon as i get some more of it.

 

Thanks, i will upload a non resized for you if you get me a link to a site that will let me upload a 2mb file, if not i maybe can resize it down to 1024x768, because right now it is a 2272x1704 in Jpeg format. I usually upload on Imageshack but they will only let me upload a 1024 kb file.

 

Here's one with a 2mb limit:
http://picshome.com/

 

You should try polishing them instead. . make 'em look like glass.

 

I tried that and they still looked horrible.

 

for some reason when i upload it using picshome it does give me a link page.

 

Make sure you have cookies enabled or the code page won't show up.

 

i dont know...how do you make your cookies enabled

 

email it to me, thesteve@gmail.com ... i'll see that it gets properly compressed and post it up

 

that should work....where are you gonna post it at...i dont care just wondering

 

i'll use photoshop to recompress the image under 1024kb and upload to imageshack.

 

oo i have CS2...but i couldnt get it that size in JPEG or BMP formats...but that is fine...oh yeah i sent it

 

oh ok.. i assumed you were using something else cuz the first image resize looks bad.

anyway here it is, click image for larger size



so nice!!

 

Do you have any before and after pics of the t-top? And you did it to the whole t-top? I wonder if this would work on glass t-tops

 

I'm sure he just did the metal frame part. That stuff is greasy and smears on glass.

I also did the rubber weather guards around the windows and the 4 nipples on the rear hatch.

 

Mother's B2B works really well. I've have also found that Trim Shine by Stoner works very well too.

 

Nope, did it to the whole t-top surface, just wipe it down really well with a dry clean cloth after and its not so greasy...but i didnt even think about taking pictures of it before i started, maybe someone will try it and take pictures. and for glass tops i dont know i have lexan tops.

 

looks great but the only problem I see with thaty is that doesnt dust and stuff stick to it therefor it needs to be cleaned and shined more often

 

your probably right...i havent nor thought of any of the affects, i just know they look better now than they did!

 

so that stuff is for sunfaded black paint? my brothers mustang has a couple of sunfading spots on it... how would this work on my iroc louvers? anyone ever tried it?

 

i dont know about black paint because the hard top i used it on was a molded black, so i would guess it would work great on iroc louvers, but i dont have them to try it on or i diffently would