WyrreJ had used some of that plastic dye on his cladding with good results, but haven't heard back how its endured the weather since he's done it over the past month.. That's something I've been considering using.

I was reading the manual last week, and it suggested using a resin polish for the cladding. Haven't tried this myself, but am curious about it. Amazingly no other members here have tried this either to my knowledge, despite it being in the manual.

I just purchased a second VX, and the cladding has the turning light grey problem, which a previous VX I had also had the same. You really gotta scrub that cladding, but the small pits really hold on to whatever funk causes the discoloration.

When I used Turtlewax I swear it made the panels worse after it had washed off. Don't know about Armor all, but I hear horrible things. Mothers back to black is a really good temporary fix. But man its a pain to put a coat of that stuff on every time. And then of course it runs which looks horrible.

It's getting on my last nerves in order to make the cladding look really good I have to dress it up with all this crap.

I don't know about that whole line-x thing. Eventually after I finish my interior work, I was gonna zoom down to this shop that does powder coating. They claim they can do this on plastic. So I wanna see.

Or maybe WyrreJ can pipe in and report his latest results on that dye. Maybe thats the ultimate-easiest solution for black cladding that doesn't run.