3D Trim Care Protectant vs 3D Magic Blue on plastic trim

[imported_shine man]

So far the only 3D protectant I've tried is Ultra Protectant which I found to be excellent on tires. I'm looking for the best product to restore faded plastic trim. I like the versatility (and price) of Magic Blue compared to Trim Care Protectant, but what is the better product for what I'm trying to do?

 

[David Fermani]

Both dry to the touch, are not greasy and are long lasting. Magic Blue is a solvent based tire dressing, but doubles as a great trim protectant (among other uses). If you're looking for a dedicated trim protectant, I'd go with Trim Care Protectant Car Trim, Bumper, Rubber Molding Protectant/Restorer - Trim Care 16oz

 

[imported_shine man]

Thanks David, I think I'm going to give Magic Blue a try if it's almost as good on trim as Trim Care Protectant.

 

[David Fermani]

Ok. I'm sure you'll be happy regardless. Alot of detailers want 1 product that can serve multiple purposes. Please let us know your thoughts on Magic Blue! Especially the smell....:drool:

 

[imported_shine man]

You got it!

 

[imported_shine man]

Just to follow up, I ended up getting Magic Blue and Trim Care Protectant. The Magic Blue seems to do really well on rubber trim and a little bit seems to go a long way, and yes the smell is very pleasant. For me, the Trim Care Protectant seems to do a better on faded plastic trim than Magic Blue.

 

[David Fermani]

Great feedback! I'm sure you'll put both products to good use!