ive been using this for about 2+ years and it takes longer and longer between applications i love this product and ive had no issues with it damaging my trim
@@vicenteeperales7910 depends I wash my care once a week but I hit the coin wash 2 times a week with soap and water and spot free but it's about 3-4 months in-between first time I put it on the whole car then re-wiped it down and re applied
I swear by this stuff. Use it on all plastic/vinyl/rubber a few times a year. Its also all I use for the interior, works amazing, not greasy, and lasts a long time.
it works badass trust me used it to clean my engine and went from all white and old to looking really black and shiny !!! recommend it ! you will notice a big difference, didn't mess up anything on the engine its safe and good to use on tubes and all .
I applied this on one of our vehicles and I drove through some mud so I took it to the self wash and pressure washed the whole truck and this stuff held up great!
I've had mine on for about 3 weeks now. Holds up pretty well. I'd rate it about 8-10 I did have to use 3 coats because I used it on my 2001 tacoma great stuff though would definitely recommend it.!! Great video and keep up the the great work!!
Always a good idea to buff off after it cures some. It prevents streaking after a rain. I agree, pretty much equal to Mothers Back to Black. One I didn't care for was the Surf City Trim Dressing, doesn't give the same results as the two mentioned.
After applying, I wiped dry as directed. It has rained and I can see the rain streaks. What do you mean by buff? Like waxing and go over it with clean cloth in a circular motion?
just used this on my 2008 Avalanche LTZ and I only used half a bottle. Brought the plastic pieces to brand new. I would defiantly recommend this. Applied it during 80 degree weather with a micro fiber towel (directions say to use a terry towel). Took about a hour to do the entire truck (back end, mirrors, shark antenna, and by the whippers).
Being a huge supporter of Meguiars Detailing line and using there products for all the details I've done over the year and find the product Ultimate Back to Black Is very time consuming. Just recently I happen to stumble across Meguiars Professional Product and found there Trim spray works and looks so much more Awesome! If anyone interested in picking up a can and give it a try. I've only come across the product at Pep boys and costs $9.00 the only draw back is depending on how much plastic you're restoring the can will run out quick. I drive a 2011 Jeep 4 door wrangle and after 1 can will do whole car but that's it.
Brandon Clark time consuming? it took me a few minutes to do my trim. Seriously minutes lol. I went over each section a few times to make sure it was on there good and then made the after video!
@@420caht Not yet. It's been through a few rainstorms the past month or so. Keep in mind that this doesn't leave a glossy finish, just a deep black "satin" finish. That may keep it from showing water drops quite as badly.
I love this stuff. It's the best working plastic restorer I have ever used. Everything else seemed like a solvent, it would strip the old fadrd layer of plastic off, but then like a day later it's faded again. This stuff as best I can tell, is more like a wax that also hydrates plastic.
Same i used this (see link) and it works well you can easily wipe off any excess and it lasts for months and doesn't wash off even with pressure washer, mainly at the bottom of my windscreen its the only place on my car that has trim thats started to grey out i have tried nearly all the expensive and cheap named brands for back to black and trim restorer and as daft as it sounds this is one of the best things i have ever found and at the local £1 shop in the uk you can pick it up. www.wynsors.com/bags-accessories/accessories/shoe-care/cherry-blossom-ready-wax-40857?gclid=Cj0KCQjwnazLBRDxARIsAECdauugA72mkFR3UHNSUtM-1E0P-5gFbCOc2WgU_iKwgmjA6euMugfX2ZEaAjsaEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
I have as well for over 20+ years especially on the outside of the tyres as well . :) And Kiwi has a new parade polish with wax as well, so you can polish it as well and also comes in a tube with a sponge applicator so easy to do larger areas. and smaller areas as well. :) Also Vaseline is good as well but make sure you wipe off as much as you can and leave just a small film amount on the areas. :)
This product is a hit or miss for me. It takes a lot of product to cover textured areas, and you have to work fast or it creates uneven patches. It’s great for small areas at a time.
Bought a new/used car that had been touched up with that trim and plastic restorer. Looked great for more than a month, then started running onto my paint when it rained. Extremely hard to remove. Haven't found anything that works 100% at removing yet, that is safe for the paint. BEWARE when using this stuff.
I have some and it has worked really well in the past. I think the plastic on one car is too far gone and requires something more heavy duty. Does anyone know of any dyes that are fairly forgiving, i.e. I don't need to worry too much about the paint and taping everything off.
This ultimate black does not bring faded black plastic back to black it is only a white cream & all it does is remove some faded tarnish it will not turn it black no matter how many times you treat it its just a cleaner & better & cheaper cleaners do exactly the same job, save money do it for pennies not pounds
I just tried this on my 99 ram, front bumper cover was faded to a light grey, this turned it black again, I've tried Armor All it didn't do anything but make it greasy.
Great review as always and awesome product from Meguiars. Too bad, they don't sell it where I live. I have an old Hyundai GETZ where the plastic is faded to almost light grey. This product would have brought the trims back to life. Oh well, I wish I had a Genie :)
charaniti I hate the plastic trims on the cars because they do that, trying to make the car more "tough" looking uggh. My wifes car has those on hers as well. Im sure it will start to fade in a few years.
It would be more satisfying if that paste is black but it's white so it's a no for me. I think it will only shine the black trim, not totally coloring it back to black.
I've used lemon pledge on my motorcycles faded plastics... It's held up pretty well... I might try this next... If it doesn't workwork Ima plasti dip the plastics haha
Nice Prelude, this product works BUT only on plastics and it WON'T work on rubber or "trim" "windshield trim" as is described on the label, I'm saying this because I bought it with the intention to restore my windows trim and it didn't do absolutely NOTHING to it.
Hello, have you used Meguiars tyre Gel, I think it is brilliant, I also use it on the plastic exterior trim and it is very good, brings the trim up like new, I might get this Ultimate Black Restorer now though, thanks Jockster
armour all works great but after it rains it's back looking shit again . it all depends on how long it lasts.. you can get a plastic dye.. but will try this stuff first.
Nice video. I saw your Mothers Back to Black video also. Which one do you think is better and lasts longer? Meguiar vs. Mothers who will win LETS VOTE!!!
i've searched and found varying opinions on removing the wax that you get on the plastic. is there a recommendation that you have or can I leave the wax there and apply this over the top of it ? it's just a little bit of wax from when you actually get a little overlap wipe it off immediately and it still stays there and makes it kind a dull and you can see iit. thank you for all your help
a good sealant, meguiars make a new sealant called fast finish, amazing stuff. Just spray it on and wipe it off (after the car is clean and ready that is).
Accord79,Thanks for the video,is this stuff safe from running on to the paint?The plastic cladding on my Chevy avalanche is really faded so it'll take quite a few applications but some of the reviews says it will run on the paint, I have a really nice paint job I don't want to ruin it, thank you
Doesn't it say you're supposed to leave it on a bit heavy, evenly and then wipe off the excess? I think I read the instructions one time when I was curious. I will check out some others too. I may 3M tape off my 2006 CRV because it has a lot of black plastic and do three coats in one day.
I honestly can't remember, I haven't used it in awhile as I try so many products, however I did like it and it did last around 3 months, not bad for a product that only costs about 6 dollars.
sorry sent that before I was done. Basically just double checking before I go ahead with the bottle I just picked up. I was gonna try using it for my lower windshield plastics. the plastic under the top of the hood. More importantly my suburban has the base model steps and they have plastic covers. Is it safe for this? I don't know what I was thinking before but I put my tire shine on it and a half full of times almost broke my neck lol
Thanks. Will be doing my step up with this product right after putting my motor mount back on and reconnect everythig lol. But I did do my fan surrounding and gotta say not to pleased with the results. I feel it has to be applied verrrry slowly with 4 minimum costs. When I run out I'm gonna try out black on black C.guys product. I have seen the product video and it looks awesome. Way better than applying by hand.
dmob420 I wonder if the metal polish would ruin that, I doubt it though. You could still try that metal polish though for fun and see what the results are.
I dont agree i used it on my challenger rear trim does zip nothing looks o,k at first but after about 10 minutes right back to the way it was . you must have a different idea of it works than i do.
Try applying multiple coats. If it doesn't work, then your plastic parts already took too much damage (mostly because of UV, but also road salt can contribute to that) to simply cover that up with UB. In this case you'll need to remove (rub off) the outer, damaged layer of the plastic using some kind of aggressive degreaser/solvent, with a microfiber towel and some serious amount of elbow grease. Then when you're down to the healthy part of the plastic, you can re-coat it with Ultimate Black, and it will stay black for multiple months.
Cindy Weigel just keep adding more and more of what you been using .. you'll eventually end up with white trim nobody will ever know that was your old trim!!!
+fjgthegentleman yah it wipes right off of those areas. But just apply a small amount to a micro fiber towel and it should really make overage easy. Remember, this isnt a spray, its just a liquid form.
tom martin Peanut butter. Rub it on, let it sit. The oil in it will soak into the plastic. then you'll need to clean it all off, best way would be to spray it off with. hose.
if the plastic is actually scratched where it takes part of the plastic off, all this will do is make it darker or somewhat cover it but it sure won't fix it:)
ive been using this for about 2+ years and it takes longer and longer between applications i love this product and ive had no issues with it damaging my trim
Good to hear a long term test!
I use this on my trucks and it works great!
how often do you apply the product again?
I mean every 6 months? every 2 months?.. ?
@@vicenteeperales7910 depends I wash my care once a week but I hit the coin wash 2 times a week with soap and water and spot free but it's about 3-4 months in-between first time I put it on the whole car then re-wiped it down and re applied
@@bigjoe420666 alright! thanks for the info!
I swear by this stuff. Use it on all plastic/vinyl/rubber a few times a year. Its also all I use for the interior, works amazing, not greasy, and lasts a long time.
it works badass trust me used it to clean my engine and went from all white and old to looking really black and shiny !!! recommend it ! you will notice a big difference, didn't mess up anything on the engine its safe and good to use on tubes and all .
Nice, I love to hear you had success with it too!
I applied this on one of our vehicles and I drove through some mud so I took it to the self wash and pressure washed the whole truck and this stuff held up great!
Good to hear! I love when things work out!
I've had mine on for about 3 weeks now. Holds up pretty well. I'd rate it about 8-10 I did have to use 3 coats because I used it on my 2001 tacoma great stuff though would definitely recommend it.!! Great video and keep up the the great work!!
Breese147 Thanks for the update, good stuff!
Always a good idea to buff off after it cures some.
It prevents streaking after a rain.
I agree, pretty much equal to Mothers Back to Black.
One I didn't care for was the Surf City Trim Dressing, doesn't give the same results as the two mentioned.
After applying, I wiped dry as directed. It has rained and I can see the rain streaks.
What do you mean by buff? Like waxing and go over it with clean cloth in a circular motion?
Meguiar's Hyper Dressing works very well on plastic trim and tires. I use it 1:4 on my F-150 all the time.
I'm a young detailer, I have to buy this!!!! Thanks for the great video!!!
good vid...thanks.
btw, can you do like a week follow-up vid to see how well its held up?
just used this on my 2008 Avalanche LTZ and I only used half a bottle. Brought the plastic pieces to brand new. I would defiantly recommend this. Applied it during 80 degree weather with a micro fiber towel (directions say to use a terry towel). Took about a hour to do the entire truck (back end, mirrors, shark antenna, and by the whippers).
Awesome, it's not a permanent fix but it sure makes it look a lot better!
Being a huge supporter of Meguiars Detailing line and using there products for all the details I've done over the year and find the product Ultimate Back to Black Is very time consuming. Just recently I happen to stumble across Meguiars Professional Product and found there Trim spray works and looks so much more Awesome! If anyone interested in picking up a can and give it a try. I've only come across the product at Pep boys and costs $9.00 the only draw back is depending on how much plastic you're restoring the can will run out quick. I drive a 2011 Jeep 4 door wrangle and after 1 can will do whole car but that's it.
Brandon Clark time consuming? it took me a few minutes to do my trim. Seriously minutes lol. I went over each section a few times to make sure it was on there good and then made the after video!
I used this on my 2005 Honda CRV (it has LOTS of black trim) and it's worked like a miracle.
But when it rains did it spot
@@420caht Not yet. It's been through a few rainstorms the past month or so. Keep in mind that this doesn't leave a glossy finish, just a deep black "satin" finish. That may keep it from showing water drops quite as badly.
I will vouch for this product 100% you will be amazed proceed with caution only put on Raw rubber parts do not put this on painted pieces or leather
Stuff works great! Don't let anyone scare ya away from it. Just used it on my 2018 Malibu makes a HUGE difference.
very big difference!
I used it on my white '03 F-150 Lariat and it made the black pop and looks great
xxCostaGuy66xx good to hear!
this stuff works awesome easy on and amazing black color thanks accord 79 you rock.
I love this stuff. It's the best working plastic restorer I have ever used. Everything else seemed like a solvent, it would strip the old fadrd layer of plastic off, but then like a day later it's faded again.
This stuff as best I can tell, is more like a wax that also hydrates plastic.
Easy to apply. Looks pretty good, but doesn't last more that 2 or 3 weeks.
I use black shoe polish, cheap and last months!
Same i used this (see link) and it works well you can easily wipe off any excess and it lasts for months and doesn't wash off even with pressure washer, mainly at the bottom of my windscreen its the only place on my car that has trim thats started to grey out i have tried nearly all the expensive and cheap named brands for back to black and trim restorer and as daft as it sounds this is one of the best things i have ever found and at the local £1 shop in the uk you can pick it up. www.wynsors.com/bags-accessories/accessories/shoe-care/cherry-blossom-ready-wax-40857?gclid=Cj0KCQjwnazLBRDxARIsAECdauugA72mkFR3UHNSUtM-1E0P-5gFbCOc2WgU_iKwgmjA6euMugfX2ZEaAjsaEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
I have as well for over 20+ years especially on the outside of the tyres as well . :) And Kiwi has a new parade polish with wax as well, so you can polish it as well and also comes in a tube with a sponge applicator so easy to do larger areas. and smaller areas as well. :)
Also Vaseline is good as well but make sure you wipe off as much as you can and leave just a small film amount on the areas. :)
Thanks for the tip. I'm going to try this as well on my tires
Kim Johnson seeiously??
can you do a video
Kim Johnson liquid or solid?
THE BEST PRODUCT you can buy and general meguiars...i aplied 1 coat and after 2 years + i see the difference
Try tire shine it works also on the plastic, It is especially good on the vinyl seat on a motorcycle.
Simple clear video with before and after :) thanks mate for this
+Ian Choo glad to help!
This product is a hit or miss for me. It takes a lot of product to cover textured areas, and you have to work fast or it creates uneven patches. It’s great for small areas at a time.
I use it for my old VW Golf 4 (1998) and it works great!
Jörg Meinhardt yah I found it lasted for awhile on my Hondas plastics.
I use this on my black plastic on my bbqs works good last about a month
Bought a new/used car that had been touched up with that trim and plastic restorer. Looked great for more than a month, then started running onto my paint when it rained. Extremely hard to remove. Haven't found anything that works 100% at removing yet, that is safe for the paint. BEWARE when using this stuff.
A blood this shyt bought my srx Cadillac trim back to black... Aye dig that ...this shyt work hella good
use tire wet gel, it only takes one coat and it lasts much longer!
I have some and it has worked really well in the past. I think the plastic on one car is too far gone and requires something more heavy duty. Does anyone know of any dyes that are fairly forgiving, i.e. I don't need to worry too much about the paint and taping everything off.
i much preferred the ultimate protectant that this product replaced
I will be trying both spray and the cream formula, especially on my wife's mdx which has a lot of rubber and plastic trim
Do you have an update? Which is better, spray or cream?
Well im using this a couple of years now... its good.. specially on more open pore plastics. But for the rest there are better things like the aero303
Which 303 exactly there are alot of different bottles do you know the exact name?
Thanks for taking efforts to upload and share !
Always glad to help and show what to expect which each product!
This ultimate black does not bring faded black plastic back to black it is only a white cream & all it does is remove some faded tarnish it will not turn it black no matter how many times you treat it its just a cleaner & better & cheaper cleaners do exactly the same job, save money do it for pennies not pounds
I just tried this on my 99 ram, front bumper cover was faded to a light grey, this turned it black again, I've tried Armor All it didn't do anything but make it greasy.
I love this product! It works great! 😀🤗❤👍 Thanks for lovely review
Can you use this on interior?
Yes but it must be non coated black plastic
this is first one I've ever used!!!
Great review as always and awesome product from Meguiars. Too bad, they don't sell it where I live. I have an old Hyundai GETZ where the plastic is faded to almost light grey. This product would have brought the trims back to life. Oh well, I wish I had a Genie :)
charaniti I hate the plastic trims on the cars because they do that, trying to make the car more "tough" looking uggh. My wifes car has those on hers as well. Im sure it will start to fade in a few years.
Just put one drop of tire shine solution on a sponge and rub deeply to produce heat ....
It would be more satisfying if that paste is black but it's white so it's a no for me. I think it will only shine the black trim, not totally coloring it back to black.
I use Owatrol - Polytrol and I personally think it works much better ...
Hey man thanks for sharing. I was just wondering what I could use for the black plastic trim on my SUV. 👍🏿
My black trim doesn't last long, why?
Their wax is the most effective too. And lasts a few months. So I’m assuming this will have the same quality duration
I've used lemon pledge on my motorcycles faded plastics... It's held up pretty well... I might try this next... If it doesn't workwork Ima plasti dip the plastics haha
69gringo69 I see so much dip now a days on cars.
Acc0rd79 yeah... I'm not a fan of it, but mine are pretty beat up. This looks promising though.
Acc0rd79 yeah... I'm not a fan of it, but mine are pretty beat up. This looks promising though.
the spray version would be great for the fender wells
The wolfgang exterior trim sealant is impressive compared to this or back to black.
Natural shine works good for this
Nice Prelude, this product works BUT only on plastics and it WON'T work on rubber or "trim" "windshield trim" as is described on the label, I'm saying this because I bought it with the intention to restore my windows trim and it didn't do absolutely NOTHING to it.
Hello, have you used Meguiars tyre Gel, I think it is brilliant, I also use it on the plastic exterior trim and it is very good, brings the trim up like new, I might get this Ultimate Black Restorer now though, thanks Jockster
Some of the comments on here are comical. Thus stuff is fantastic. Does exactly what it’s supposed to.
It's just youtube:)
i found if using it above painy it runs in the rain over the paint work
armour all works great but after it rains it's back looking shit again . it all depends on how long it lasts.. you can get a plastic dye.. but will try this stuff first.
Will be using this tomorrow
I'll buy a bottle. $7 is not pricey at all and it's no sweat off my back if it doesn't work on super faded black plastic.
thanks for doing this for us :)
Pound for Pound this stuff is great, tried Solution Finish it`s pricey and rubbish.
What happens if it touches the paint?
Nothing really, if it does just wipe it off.
Great product review!
+Matthew B I appreciate it!
what about the grey on my trailerblazer on the top of my rear bumper Its grey thought I think that's what it is might be black
as long as it's that plastic cladding they put on the trucks in the 2000s it will work great
Thanks for the good share!
...And it's Still GRAY ...Ultimate Black my ass
Keep up the good work
Thank you
Nice video. I saw your Mothers Back to Black video also. Which one do you think is better and lasts longer? Meguiar vs. Mothers who will win LETS VOTE!!!
ThaHandyman1212 both are really good, hard choice there!
All these type of products look great after 5 minutes, but how long do they actually last. Million dollar question.
+Matasky2010 this product here lasts between 1 to 2 months before you might want to reapply again.
What is all that black spots/holes in the driveway all around the car?
i've searched and found varying opinions on removing the wax that you get on the plastic. is there a recommendation that you have or can I leave the wax there and apply this over the top of it ? it's just a little bit of wax from when you actually get a little overlap wipe it off immediately and it still stays there and makes it kind a dull and you can see iit. thank you for all your help
Rich Moore use dish soap. it'll remove the wax.
2:12 hold up keep it off the plastic????
What can I do guys if I apply this product to my car by accident ?
tyre shine or tyre gel same result if not better just wipe excess off😉
Will the black stay shiny? If yes, for how long?
Excellent
+Martin Benford Thanks
what about our rubber trim around the windows. alot of people have suggested it but not sure if it would work to well?
TheChrismanis1791 I never though about that.
Very nice. Now what product do you recommend using to protect the paint?
a good sealant, meguiars make a new sealant called fast finish, amazing stuff. Just spray it on and wipe it off (after the car is clean and ready that is).
i wonder if this stuff would work on my Rangers poly cab.
hi men whats is better between mothers back to black or this meguiars?
Accord79,Thanks for the video,is this stuff safe from running on to the paint?The plastic cladding on my Chevy avalanche is really faded so it'll take quite a few applications but some of the reviews says it will run on the paint, I have a really nice paint job I don't want to ruin it, thank you
I always wipe off anything that gets on the paint asap! You just never take that chance:)
Doesn't it say you're supposed to leave it on a bit heavy, evenly and then wipe off the excess? I think I read the instructions one time when I was curious. I will check out some others too. I may 3M tape off my 2006 CRV because it has a lot of black plastic and do three coats in one day.
I honestly can't remember, I haven't used it in awhile as I try so many products, however I did like it and it did last around 3 months, not bad for a product that only costs about 6 dollars.
quick question what can i use to remove the residue? i got some on the windows and paint. Thanks
from this product? Any type of cleaner will work, windows just use glass cleaner, a detailer or water-less wash would work good I'm sure.
Thanks!!
Could i use this stuff for the exterior door handles? They are plastic.
Interior Uv protection stuff works, i used meguiers
If you have a heat gun you can permanently restore the softer plastics like the mud flaps
I'm gonna step out here and say 99% of people probably don't own one lol.
What about the interior?
Does look good but I still see white polish stains on the plastic...
+Greg M It's not from this product, probably some old wax.
If its grey plastic ?
sorry sent that before I was done. Basically just double checking before I go ahead with the bottle I just picked up. I was gonna try using it for my lower windshield plastics. the plastic under the top of the hood. More importantly my suburban has the base model steps and they have plastic covers. Is it safe for this? I don't know what I was thinking before but I put my tire shine on it and a half full of times almost broke my neck lol
***** if its on the outside of your car, it should work just fine!
Thanks. Will be doing my step up with this product right after putting my motor mount back on and reconnect everythig lol. But I did do my fan surrounding and gotta say not to pleased with the results. I feel it has to be applied verrrry slowly with 4 minimum costs. When I run out I'm gonna try out black on black C.guys product. I have seen the product video and it looks awesome. Way better than applying by hand.
does it matter what type of plastic it is?
Branden DeTemple no, silicone will not damage car plastics
@@pigetteincestbehindadildoh5596 it has any problem with car paint?
what would you recommend to clean and polish the chrome trim on cars? its not metal, its the plastic fake looking chrome.
dmob420 I wonder if the metal polish would ruin that, I doubt it though. You could still try that metal polish though for fun and see what the results are.
Use poorboys pro polish on plastic chrome trim. It's non-abrasive, but a chemical polish.
I dont agree i used it on my challenger rear trim does zip nothing looks o,k at first but after about 10 minutes right back to the way it was . you must have a different idea of it works than i do.
***** mine stayed nice and black, sorry it didn't work?
jim beam mopar parts what can I say
Try applying multiple coats. If it doesn't work, then your plastic parts already took too much damage (mostly because of UV, but also road salt can contribute to that) to simply cover that up with UB. In this case you'll need to remove (rub off) the outer, damaged layer of the plastic using some kind of aggressive degreaser/solvent, with a microfiber towel and some serious amount of elbow grease. Then when you're down to the healthy part of the plastic, you can re-coat it with Ultimate Black, and it will stay black for multiple months.
HELP we used too much Meguiars on plastic and now there are white swirls all over. I can't get them off. What can I use??
Cindy Weigel just keep adding more and more of what you been using .. you'll eventually end up with white trim nobody will ever know that was your old trim!!!
baby oil will take it off
does it comes off when water hits it
any way to clean it off other exterior parts like glass, chrome, and the body in case of overspray?
+fjgthegentleman yah it wipes right off of those areas. But just apply a small amount to a micro fiber towel and it should really make overage easy. Remember, this isnt a spray, its just a liquid form.
baby oil
Could this be applied to tires?
Hmmm I've never done it but I am guessing you could, probably not as good as a true tire shine though.
I wonder if it would be safe to use this inside the car also.
I'm sure but there are so many other products you can use inside but I doubt it would do anything to your interior.
I've used those wipes and sprays and they seem to do the trick for cleaning but don't really blacken them much more. Thanks for the reply!
Does this work on car seals?
stuff that..use peanut paste and save a fortune
rex dumont what is peanut paste?
tom martin Peanut butter. Rub it on, let it sit. The oil in it will soak into the plastic. then you'll need to clean it all off, best way would be to spray it off with. hose.
😂
Rich Menz my car is allergic to peanuts
what about for interior plastic scratched trim
if the plastic is actually scratched where it takes part of the plastic off, all this will do is make it darker or somewhat cover it but it sure won't fix it:)
Can u use on grey plastic interior for scratches n scuffs??
Sure, I don't see why not.
Hey I have 97 GMC Sierra and the black rubber trim near the windows are kinda dull and white. Will this stuff work on the trim?
yah buddy it will, it should last a month or two, then just reapply as needed.
Acc0rd79 thanks :) I'll give it a try tomorrow