Plastic trim

[tunedx]

Looking for a dressing to use on my plastic trim and tonneau cover and was considering Poorboy`s trim restore but may consider Tuff Shine Black Restore but have really found in depth review like the Tuff Shine tire shine. Why is everyone using products that don`t hold up. Seems to be a no brainer for the Tuff Shine Tire Shine and Black Restore. Someone shed some light on this please.

[Beemerboy]

Looking for a dressing to use on my plastic trim and tonneau cover and was considering Poorboy`s trim restore but may consider Tuff Shine Black Restore but have really found in depth review like the Tuff Shine tire shine. Why is everyone using products that don`t hold up. Seems to be a no brainer for the Tuff Shine Tire Shine and Black Restore. Someone shed some light on this please.

Application is 90% of about any product. For me PB TR is a real go to for lots of applications, from rubber to vinyls and lots more.

Cost of the product over the OTC is minimal IMO for what you get.

[BobbyG]

CarPro DLux!


http://www.autopiaforums.com/forums/...tml#post439143

Two solid months and still going strong!

[Old Pirate]

All the products these fine members have mention will do the job for you and also another one you might look into is the Ultima line.

[Todd@RUPES]

For a traditional dressing, I agree with Angelo, look at Ultima Trim Guard Plus.

For a more permanent coating I would look at either Car Pro Dlux (as Bobby G suggested) or Gtechniq C4 Permanent Trim Restorer

[TroyScherer]

You may want to check out and follow my current review on CarPro Dlux.

I have used PB Trim Restorer and UTTG as well. PBTR is very quick and easy to use but I found that it seemed to run and wash away when it rained. But is does a good job or restoring the color of your trim. UTTG is the best trim dressing I have used. It doesn`t restore trim color as well as others but the durability is unmatched.


Since Dlux is a trim coating it should last much longer than comparable dressings. The restoring properties were very good and so far I am impressed.

So it really depends on how faded your trim is and what kind of durability your looking for.


Link to review: http://www.autopiaforums.com/forums/...rpro-dlux.html

[Gurge]

UTTG is the best trim dressing I have used. It doesn`t restore trim color as well as others but the durability is unmatched.

what he said

yes its expensive. but it lasts. I put some in a small spray bottle to make it go further