What do you use for cleaning & keeping the colour of the lower door panels, sills, side mouldings?
Is Autoglym Bumper Black anygood?

i find smart dressing is good ,can be used inside on dash,ect ect,smells of coconut,about £11 for bottle.go to smartwax.co.uk for info. Current: Freelander 2 GS, Orkney Grey, Factory fit privacy glass, design pack and Clearview pack. Almond Leather ,rear spoiler,rear mudflaps.my13.

Gone:Freelander 2, GS, "61"

Gone: Freelander 2, GS.e, "59"

Gone: Freelander 2, S, "08"

any all purpose cleaner is what i used, tesco Daisy APC gets good reviews for general cleaning of plastics

then treated with 303 Aerospace Protection or the Autoglym trim stuff is good too Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

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I recently bought some Mothers Back to Black.

Personally I found it excellent and really easy to use with superb results.

I read in a manual of Kia Magentis about using this effect a silicon fat. I didn't try as yet. 
Freelander II 2,2 TD SE Stornoway Grey

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I'll be thankful for your corrections of my mistakes

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silicon oil ? 'fat' is usually found around peoples waists when they eat too often at Mc Donalds At work
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Yes, I suppose so 'oil'. 
Freelander II 2,2 TD SE Stornoway Grey

Sorry for my wry English. I began to study it recently.
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 At work
At home

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winner by default of the tractor vs caravan race

I've been using Black wow, its a bit pricey but you need such a small amount to cover a big area and does last fairly well.

Just switched to Dodo juice trim sealant, haven't used it yet, but heard good things about it.

Another option is Chemical guys Bare bones, although its really for underneath the car and arches etc. it seemed to work well on the plastic trim too.

i used to use black wow, it is good, but sold it as i have very little black trim now

Now i just just 303 Protectrant Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

I have found the best way is to buy a new HSE with colour coded panels  Freelander 2.2e HSE , Privacy, Fully debadged, 19" Chrome SHadow alloys

Good old ArmourAll has worked for years.  We Don't Care About Pot Holes !!

I have tryed a silicon oil. Abrasion marks stayed put. 
Freelander II 2,2 TD SE Stornoway Grey

Sorry for my wry English. I began to study it recently.
I'll be thankful for your corrections of my mistakes

I use Autoglym Bumper Care, it works a treat and you only use a little of the £7 bottle so it should last a long time

Thanks for all your suggestions. I've got a few to try there.