What product to use

[rmcnamara]

As you can see from the pictures. I have a good amount of gray plastic trim on my soul. I looking for a dressing or trim coating that will last a while. and something that does not streak. all of the products i have used have streaked and only lasted a few days. 4942649427

[bill walsh]

carpro dulux

[custmsprty]

Perl

PERL Coat Plastic & Rubber Protectant, vinyl and rubber dressing, interior protectant (http://www.autogeek.net/perl-coat-protectant.html)

[rmcnamara]

perl was one the products I was looking at. I was reading a review on autopia where it coated trim with a chalky white substance. Have you had any experiences like that.

[cameronthmpsn]

Second for pearl. I use it for just about everything (trim, tires, engine covers). It's easy to apply and lasts.

[custmsprty]

perl was one the products I was looking at. I was reading a review on autopia where it coated trim with a chalky white substance. Have you had any experiences like that.

No, I've had no issues. Another option which I have used and seen about 3 months of good solid protection from is

Wolfgang Exterior Trim Sealant, exterior trim protectant, rubber protectant, metal protectant (http://www.wolfgangcarcare.com/wolfgang-exterior-trim-sealant.html)

And their is a Father's day sale going on right now.

A little of this goes along way.

[FUNX650]

I use Optimum Opti-Bond for exterior trim
surfaces such as you have pictured.

Example:

49433

49434

And look what Opti-Bond does for a
non-automotive exterior trim surface:

49435


:dblthumb2:


Bob

[markiteight]

carpro dulux

You'll probably get better results with Carpro DLUX.

Check out this thread:
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/product-reviews/75938-trim-restorer-showdown-round-2-long-pic-heavy.html
for the answers to all your external plastic trim questions.

[PaulMys]

Perl

PERL Coat Plastic & Rubber Protectant, vinyl and rubber dressing, interior protectant (http://www.autogeek.net/perl-coat-protectant.html)

Added to cart. Lol

Thanks again, custms. :D

[Jeremy1976]

I use VRP by Chemical Guys and love the stuff. Works great on interiors as well.

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