New Detail Doctor Instant Restorer For Leather, Vinyl & Plastic - As Seen On Tv! on 2040-parts.com
Atlanta, Georgia, US
With the one-step application of Detail Doctor™, restore the color and shine on faded bumpers, headlights, moldings, door panels, interiors and more. Just wipe on with any applicator sponge and buff lightly for a "showroom new" shine. Full-year protection. Non-toxic, UV protection. 8 oz.
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