Bringing white sun faded plastic up

Turks

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I know it’s not a car. Has anyone any ideas how to bring this plastic up white again? I got it a bit whiter but would like it better. Thanks in advance.
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Gavlar

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Wife is a hairdresser that's creme peroxide. Think it's £3/4 in Sally's Salon Services, don't need a trade card

Edit: 40Vol like in the video is 12% creme peroxide
 
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j44nty

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I know it’s not a car. Has anyone any ideas how to bring this plastic up white again? I got it a bit whiter but would like it better. Thanks in advance.
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I’d mask that up and give it a dust with Halfords matte white out of a chucka chukka tin. Leave it perfect.
 

Lyons

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What did you do in the end?

Any suggestions what would work on these? I assume a trim restorer is only ever a temporary fix and not long term cure?

Can you hit plastic with a buff?

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richie_mck

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I used a buff on a faded pedal tractor and ruined it more, would not recommend.

I would suggest a heat gun
 

Lyons

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The last time I used a heat gun on plastic was the grill of my father in laws defender, and it burnt it 😂.

will maybe give this a go anyway, cheers.
 

Coog

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I buffed the boys Deere tractor which was faded and it came up alright but faded again after about a fortnight
 
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