Mopar Muscle Association UK

http://www.ecsautomotive.com/RPM/

It comes with a brush but it can be applied with a rag.

RPM is a paste...You have to heat the part up to 120 degrees F. The RPM melts onto the part and turns glossy so you know which areas have been treated. Once it dries, it's invisible.
It slightly dulls the surface but it can be lightly buffed once dry to bring the shine back.

Very handy for correct restoration of parts that were never originally painted by the factory.

Dave wrote:http://www.ecsautomotive.com/RPM/

It comes with a brush but it can be applied with a rag.

RPM is a paste...You have to heat the part up to 120 degrees F. The RPM melts onto the part and turns glossy so you know which areas have been treated. Once it dries, it's invisible.
It slightly dulls the surface but it can be lightly buffed once dry to bring the shine back.

Very handy for correct restoration of parts that were never originally painted by the factory.

I thought I saw this product or something similar on the board,but it looks like some good stuff

I thought it was worth posting on here Drew in case someone came along one day that wanted to restore a Mopar rather than just cut it up.

Dave wrote:I thought it was worth posting on here Drew in case someone came along one day that wanted to restore a Mopar rather than just cut it up.

Yes, it is good stuff....
http://www.moparuk.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=35512

autofetish wrote:

Dave wrote:I thought it was worth posting on here Drew in case someone came along one day that wanted to restore a Mopar rather than just cut it up.

If I had seen this before, I wooda bought this!

bacman, turner overdrive.

MrNorm wrote:Yes, it is good stuff....
http://www.moparuk.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=35512

Can't remember seeing that post Gavin. Sorry.

Of course that does not necessarily mean I didn't see it before..

Dave wrote:

MrNorm wrote:Yes, it is good stuff....
http://www.moparuk.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=35512

Can't remember seeing that post Gavin. Sorry.

Of course that does not necessarily mean I didn't see it before..

I think you should have at the very least ,have your birthday taken away...........and one Christmas too

Dave wrote:

MrNorm wrote:Yes, it is good stuff....
http://www.moparuk.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=35512

Can't remember seeing that post Gavin. Sorry.

Of course that does not necessarily mean I didn't see it before..

No worries Dave, just thought it was worth the link since there is more info. It is pretty good so far.

MrNorm wrote:Yes, it is good stuff....
http://www.moparuk.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=35512

I remember carrying that

Has anybody used it?

mopar_mark wrote:I remember carrying that

You sure do

drewcrane wrote:Has anybody used it?

Yes, I have drew. Not much yet but so far it does what it says. It worked brilliantly on some trim clips that I just wanted to protect. I thought it might just be like waxoyl (you may not have come across this) but it isn't.
I did my steering box in it and the only issue I had was that it was difficult using a heat gun to heat such a big part so that the stuff melted onto it. But I just need more practice.

MrNorm wrote:

mopar_mark wrote:I remember carrying that

You sure do

drewcrane wrote:Has anybody used it?

Yes, I have drew. Not much yet but so far it does what it says. It worked brilliantly on some trim clips that I just wanted to protect. I thought it might just be like waxoyl (you may not have come across this) but it isn't.
I did my steering box in it and the only issue I had was that it was difficult using a heat gun to heat such a big part so that the stuff melted onto it. But I just need more practice.

ah good to know that is the part i was going to use it on,the steering box I ALMOST PAINTED IT , BUT NOW I WILL GET SOME OF THE STUFF AND SNEAK IT IN TO THE OVEN WHEN THE WIFE AINT HERE

drewcrane wrote: BUT NOW I WILL GET SOME OF THE STUFF AND SNEAK IT IN TO THE OVEN WHEN THE WIFE AINT HERE

I would bet heavily that she will figure it out as soon as she steps through the door!!!!!