Black Plastic & Vinyl Trim Restorer - Use for Car and Truck Detailing, No Wet Look, Instantly Revives Color to Trim, Bumpers, Mud Flaps, Etc., Black (12 oz)

Get this! Easy to apply, easy to wipe off other surfaces and trim looks great. Use microfiber application pads , one to wipe, one to buff off. Its so easy to do. Little goes along way.

I was gifted an inexpensive laptop that was brand new and after removing the stickers the monitor's bezel had a fair amount of residue, which I typically remove with Goof Off. Well, I'm a dummy and the Goof Off also removed the dye from the plastic of the bezel making it look whitish and faded. After la little interwebs research, I found this product and uh... yeah: it solved the problem. A very small amount applied to a terry cloth and wiped on then and then wiped off with a different corner of the side towel, and the bezel looks good as new. I am am elated, and will now watch for how it lasts over time. I honestly wish I had taken before and after pics just to better illustrate how well the product worked. And now I have enough to fix, like, a thousand bevels, with this one little jar.

Great product, this is a permanent dye! Wear gloves. It is easy to use and a little goes a long way. Follow directions for the best results

The product works pretty well but it very expensive for even a small amount. It also is a little misleading. I thought it was supposed to bring the black color back from being oxidized. Instead, it is more of a black polish that stains the plastic back to deep black. I didn't think it would last but it has been about 3 months since I used it on faded mud flaps and they still look good.

Excellent coverage and deep black color. With no streaks. It definitely takes a bit more effort and attention to detail than just applying a 'regular' trim dressing, but it's worth it. A little goes a long way, so don't pour out too much at a time. Follow the instructions and wear gloves.

Worked great! Used on 2007 Jeep Wrangler. Bumper was a chalky whitish color..1 application of solution finish & it perked right up..Very easy to use & a little goes a long way..I followed directions & wiped bumper with alcohol first then applied solution finish.. also used on hood latches

This a very small bottle. In my opinion it is a little too black. It was easy to apply. All their claims seem to be good. Now I wait and see how it holds up in out high desert climate.

Application was easy, though I would suggest wearing gloves. It does return the rich black color of the plastic trim. Question I have is how long it will last and will it survive carwashes.

Great product

A small amount spread on a clean surface restores the original black color. I have applied it twice a month, and it's doing quite well. My jeep fender flares were in very bad condition, and the weather where I live is extremely hot and humid. Probably will repeat applying the solution every month to keep them always in perfect look.

The game changer! Exactly what I wanted and product meets the expectations.

Found this product via Forensic Detailing Channel on YouTube. He raved about this product and I had not found anything to successfully restore the scuttle on my Mk5 Astra so thought I’d give it a try. I bought the small bottle to start, and wish I just got the big bottle, as this stuff really does work. The 12oz bottle is way better value for money and has a restrictor built in to the bottle top to aid flow of the liquid. The 1 oz bottle is just an open top and this product is very runny, I stupidly knocked it over on my kneeling mat when applying to the bumper trim and wasted half of it hence buying the bigger bottle too. If you wash skin and black clothes on a hot wash straight away you can clean up and salvage clothes, lighter clothes I imagine will stain pretty bad. You don’t need to use much product per item being restored. After spilling probably half an ounce of the small bottle I did all the plastics on my car and still had some left, but I own 2 other cars so bought the big bottle which will last me a life time probably. I cut a square off a cheap sponge to apply and used an old microfibre to buff off. Both disposed of when finished. Easy to apply on flat surfaces, grills and crosshatch surfaces are a pain but I sacrificed a detailing brush and used blue roll to buff up and soak. My cars are black so cannot comment if you get the product on light paint by accident, so be more careful than I was when applying

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