Stoners trim Shine dont like....

[imported_plazaman]

I dont like this product. It leaves a glossy finish, and it attracts dust.



i want something that will give me a flat finish with no dust attraction. UV protection would be good also.

[Bill D]

I`ll second that. If you are using it strictly on trim/ plastic engine parts, a water based product like 303 is good but it will wash off and potential leave a trail on the paint. For exterior use, Trimonex`s Trim-A-Shield sounds like an interesting, more permanent, coating type product but I`m unaware of anyone who has used it.

[C. Charles Hahn]

I honestly am of the belief that Trim Shine is a re-labeled can of More Shine Less Time Tire Dressing. I like either one for tires, though they don`t always last long.

[Bill D]

Wouldn`t surprise me at all, formulas are so similar if not the same.

[ntwrkguy1]

I think I was told from a rep at Stoners that they ARE the same. I`ve used them both, and while I agree that they don`t last too long at times, the convenience of using them is unmatched!

[Thomas Dekany]

Try Poorboys Natural look or Bold & bright.

[Bill D]

Is the Trim Shine can still a little smaller than the MSLT? Or do they both come in equal sizes now?

[imported_mrecktid]

I guess I`m in the minority of those that like Trim Shine. :nixweiss



I alternate between AA and Trim Shine for my lower panels on my G35. It`s easy on, and lasts awhile for me. If it gets a little too much, simple buffing with a rag mf works for me.



I was able to nab 2 or 3 cans from Autozone for $1 a piece so that made me pretty happy.

[stevet]

I like Trim Shine for wheel wells. Just spray and walk away. No need to buff. It seems to dry fast. Most of the others I have tried don`t dry they need buffing.

[JustinR32]

There is also a Trim Shine bulk product that is definitely different chemically, but the look is the same so you still wouldn`t like it.



The best flat-looking product I`ve found is the new Meguiar`s Interior Quick Detailer, an OTC product that for $5 looks like you sprayed the original interior back into the car. For me, it has made 7 other cans and bottles of interior protectants (including 3 other Meguiar`s products) immediately obsolete.





Tom

[klnyc]

Try PB products like BnB, NL or Trim Restore(my fav :up ). Just alittle dap you can do alot.

[imported_plazaman]

Thx guys, i have BNB, i`ll get it a try. I used it on my tires, wasnt too impressed with it.



isnt it gonna leave my trim shinny? i dont want to leave it shinny.

[Thomas Dekany]

Originally posted by plazaman

Thx guys, i have BNB, i`ll get it a try. I used it on my tires, wasnt too impressed with it.



isnt it gonna leave my trim shinny? i dont want to leave it shinny.

You don`t like it? Send them to me, I`ll pay for shipping.



Just wipe the excess after a few minutes for a mate finish.



Send them to me.

[wannafbody]

I`ve used the Tropicare non silicon dressing on my black plastic cowl and its lasted 4 weeks outside 24/7. Priced comparable to Poorboys i believe

[Bill D]

If it`s similar to 303 and other water based dressings, it will wash off and may leave streaks on the paint if rained upon.