300M discolored black door panels.

I have a 2001 300m that I am obsessed with. I wash and wax it all the time. Before my warranty expired I had a problem with the shiny black door panels between the front and back door windows. Something and I don't know what dis-colored those black panels. I know this is a problem because I see other

300m's with the same dis-coloration. The Intrepids don't have this problem because those door panels are a lustre black and not a shiny black like the 300m. I had them replaced before the warranty expired and Chrysler said they won't do it again. This is a problem Chrysler should address because now I have 55,000 miles and dont want to spend $500 to replace them again. Does anybody know how to get them back to the original black??? Please e-mail me at snipped-for-privacy@aol.com
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Ezmoney5150
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The 300M ezBoard has over 30 forums on specific subjects related to the

300M. One of those forums is "Black Trim and Weatherstripping". Apparently it is a common problem for them to have a forum just for that. However, unlike the other forums there which are very prolific, there are only a handful of threads on that particular one, and the last post was 11/1/03. My guess is they exhausted the subject, and that hopefully means that there's some definitive information on the subject that you'll find helpful.

Bill Putney (to reply by e-mail, replace the last letter of the alphabet in my address with "x")

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Bill Putney

A couple more thoughts - I believe the area you are refering to is called the B-pillar. I see that there is one thread with that in the title. Just glancing thru it, it looks like they talk about several products that have been tried and some that work. One is actually called "Back to Black" (I thought that was noteworthy since youspecifically said in your post "Does anybody know how to get them **BACK** TO**to the original **BLACK**???" - my emphasis). Also they mention specific year 300M's that have flat black and some years that have gloss black.

Bill Putney (to reply by e-mail, replace the last letter of the alphabet in my address with "x")

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Bill Putney

Well, dang! I meant to link the forum for you. Here it is:

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Bill Putney (to reply by e-mail, replace the last letter of the alphabet in my address with "x")

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Bill Putney

Besides a paint job you might want to look at a product from Mother's .. Think it is called Back to Black or something like that. Small red container last time i looked. Does a decent job taking wax off of flat black plastic items and other stuff. read directions before use to make sure it fits your needs.

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Steve Stone

I've seen some PTCruisers with the same problem.

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Arthur Begun

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