best black trim restore?
11-13-2014, 11:34 AM
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This is what a lot of body shops use, and I have been using it for over 3 years. Once a year in the spring, and all I ever have to use is warm water from then on to keep the bumpers and black plastic trim looking new.
I do use 303 on my soft top, and interior plastics, but this stuff is miles ahead of it or anything else I have found. I just never bought into the TV ads for the Wipe New.( 52 car washes and the masking tape is still sticking to the car!), and for the amount you get in a bottle for the price makes it no cheaper than what I get the refinisher for. Never really cared for the idea of putting peanut butter on my vehicle either, but some say it works great.
I do use 303 on my soft top, and interior plastics, but this stuff is miles ahead of it or anything else I have found. I just never bought into the TV ads for the Wipe New.( 52 car washes and the masking tape is still sticking to the car!), and for the amount you get in a bottle for the price makes it no cheaper than what I get the refinisher for. Never really cared for the idea of putting peanut butter on my vehicle either, but some say it works great.
11-13-2014, 12:36 PM
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This is what a lot of body shops use, and I have been using it for over 3 years. Once a year in the spring, and all I ever have to use is warm water from then on to keep the bumpers and black plastic trim looking new.
I do use 303 on my soft top, and interior plastics, but this stuff is miles ahead of it or anything else I have found. I just never bought into the TV ads for the Wipe New.( 52 car washes and the masking tape is still sticking to the car!), and for the amount you get in a bottle for the price makes it no cheaper than what I get the refinisher for. Never really cared for the idea of putting peanut butter on my vehicle either, but some say it works great.
I do use 303 on my soft top, and interior plastics, but this stuff is miles ahead of it or anything else I have found. I just never bought into the TV ads for the Wipe New.( 52 car washes and the masking tape is still sticking to the car!), and for the amount you get in a bottle for the price makes it no cheaper than what I get the refinisher for. Never really cared for the idea of putting peanut butter on my vehicle either, but some say it works great.
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11-13-2014, 03:41 PM
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Ultima trim guard plus or if you want to go crazy get gtechniq c4 permanent trim restorer. I've used both and they work amazing. 303 aerospace looks great but doesn't last long. Ultima may give you a couple months where c4 about 18 months to 2 years.
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