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.
Plastic trim
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Beemerboy
Just One More Coat
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
New member
CarPro DLux! :bigups
http://www.autopiaforums.com/forums...ews/39786-cquartz-dlux-review.html#post439143
Two solid months and still going strong! :bigups
http://www.autopiaforums.com/forums...ews/39786-cquartz-dlux-review.html#post439143
Two solid months and still going strong! :bigups
Old Pirate
AMG Classic Car Detailing
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
Just a regular guy
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
For a more permanent coating I would look at either Car Pro Dlux (as Bobby G suggested) or Gtechniq C4 Permanent Trim Restorer
TroyScherer
Ummm.... Ya.....
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/detailing-product-reviews/40184-product-review-carpro-dlux.html
Gurge
New member
what he said
yes its expensive. but it lasts. I put some in a small spray bottle to make it go further