Need some help

[Rollingrock]

Ok folks...I am really struggling to get the jeep fender fairs and bumpers clean.....textured black plastic.   Any suggestions how to clean it?   what seems to be dirt/mud/dust embedded I cannot seem tobget out...I have to mask it with HD but its not really clean. 



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[Blown F-150]

I think the key may be in the brush. I finer brush might help. I often used a dish brush with Simple Green on the textured plastics of sled belly pans. I also had great success with Castrol super clean on plastics, but it is harsh stuff so wear gloves.

[Too Stroked]

Don't drive it anyplace where it might get dirty.  Sorry, I had to do that.

I'll second what Ryan suggested with the brush.

[Obsessive Detail]

A brush and some apc should work fine.

[Kitzy]

Why not black wow or trim restore with a brush? 

[sscully]

Without pictures, if I am thinking correct I would go along the route of the OXO grout brush and APC.
- Also think it might be time to try another brand APC....

[Rollingrock]

Here are some photos

[sscully]

I'd APC that with the OXO brush



Tape the fender 1st, just to be belt and suspenders; not to mar it.
- If they come off easy, I'd go that route instead, and then you can scrub the snot out of them.

Go at it good a few times, and then Opticoat 2.0 them, that will help in the future.
- My test mirror head come clean a lot easier than the passenger side mirror head.  Didn't get that one done before winter hit.

If they come off, you can OC 2.0 the whole thing inside and out, and let it cure before putting it back on