Trim restorer?? Off label use?

[AZpolisher15]

Awhile back someone mentioned a product that did an amazing job restoring black plastic trim. I think the member used it on black plastic over fenders. It wasn't a trim product. It was just a "side effect" of the particular product that it also worked great on trim.

Anone remember what what it was? I think it was a McKees product?

[LittleKing24]

Awhile back someone mentioned a product that did an amazing job restoring black plastic trim. I think the member used it on black plastic over fenders. It wasn't a trim product. It was just a "side effect" of the particular product that it also worked great on trim.

Anone remember what what it was? I think it was a McKees product?

I can’t say I’m 100% certain, but it may have been the McKees 360 AIO? It won’t work on textured plastic, but should bring smooth plastic back to life. If I remember the thread you’re talking about, it was used on the fender of an older Toyota Tacoma or tundra?


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https://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101-a/117945-some-off-label-product-testing-plastic-trim.html?highlight=toyota+fender+trim


Was that it?

[DBAILEY]

It was the M37 coating prep polish. they used it on something like the smooth black plastic fenders of a Tacoma.

[AZpolisher15]

It was the M37 coating prep polish. they used it on something like the smooth black plastic fenders of a Tacoma.

That's the one! Thanks!