very underrated product - 56k +/-?

[mrzeee]

Gold Class Trim Detailer



used on my 95 jeep trim all the way around (wax marks, faded, etc.)...brought everything back to life(although it did take a couple heavy applications)...no pics of my jeep but...here's what I did for Fathers Day on my gf dads ram:



before - (look at the gray on the bumper...should call this stuff frankenstien

brought it back from the dead)

after -

 

[ZaneO]

Nice pics. I've heard lots of great things about this product.

 

[SK2003TypeS]

Great before and after.

 

[gb387]

This is a great product... a little hard to find but once you do you won't give it up.

 

[sQuashed]

Looks great, whats the longevity??

 

[mrzeee]

Looks great, whats the longevity??

so far about a month on my jeep...thru rain, heat, and even a pressure wash...still holding up

 

[Accumulator]

Does rain/washing make it "streak" or otherwise migrate to surrounding areas?

 

[EBPcivicsi]

Does rain/washing make it "streak" or otherwise migrate to surrounding areas?

IME, it will a little, BUT if you wipe it down afterwards with a dedicated MF it will decrease this effect.



I use to use this product a lot for trim, but I now prefer #38. #38 is more durable, requires less product per application, and is available in quart sizes.



Either way, great results!!!

 

[stilez]

Got an email from a customer saying how this product ran like crazy.





I cleaned the trim with GR-40 trim cleaner, then did 2 light coats of the trim detailer, and after 10 mins, buffed off. I'll still with PB Trim Restorer.

 

[Corey Bit Spank]

I like this product, though you have to be careful on what types of plastic you put it on and make sure you buff it off.



I found PB trim restore to be virtually useless.

 

[SilverLexus]

Corey,



Did you see the Honda CRV I did? Trim Restorer brought the bumpers back from the dead.

 

[Corey Bit Spank]

Corey,



Did you see the Honda CRV I did? Trim Restorer brought the bumpers back from the dead.

Maybe it was the plastic I was using it on. All of these products don't work well on every type of plastic.

 

[Pats300zx]

I really like the GC TD. I use it all the time on the trim on my boat that take a beating in the sun. I use it all the time on the trim on my 300ZX also. I recently picked up a bottle of Megs #38 Trim and Tire Gel. I tried the 2 side by side and I think I like the GC better.

 

[imported_hadboosttroy]

i prefer back to black by mothers myself, but most people hate it.... it works awesome for me and after a few coats and wipedowns it looks sweet

 

[Accumulator]

[quote name='ebpcivicsi']IME, it will [streak/run] a little, BUT if you wipe it down afterwards with a dedicated MF it will decrease this effect.



I use to use this product a lot for trim, but I now prefer #38. #38 is more durable..QUOTE]



OK, gotcha, thanks for posting that. If #38 is more durable this might not be the thing for me (#38 was too prone to running/etc. for my taste). Sigh...the search for the right ERV dressing (for me) goes on....