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Takes seconds to whip grills off. :D Yes it was a spray. £6.49
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I've used the matt black today and it's great, bumpers, door handles, mirrors... It doesn't look quite so attractive under my fingernails but a small price to pay :wink:

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You'll probably find that on door handles the paint won't last as long due to the fact they are in regular use but it will tidy them up in the short term.
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I use back to black and them a coat of silicone spray. Keeps em looking shiny as well as protected
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