plastic dye for trim

[808_detail_nut]

Anyone ever use this for trim? I tried black wow and it didn't work as well as I wanted it to. Im going to plasti dip the fender trim but don't think it will work well on the door handles. Mainly because I cant get behind them and it will start to peal off after a little while from opening the door. thoughts?

[allenk4]

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[Setec Astronomy]

Back in the old days some people used dyes and said they were a "permanent" solution (which I guess means a few years). Nobody really seems to talk about dyes anymore since the restorers like Gtechnic C4 and CarPro DLux came out. There are a couple of dyes sold here, Solution Finish and the Tuf Shine trim product...but neither of those seemed to get great reviews.

[MattPersman]

I would try DLUX first and see where that gets you, obviously you have to clean the piece real well any route you go.

[808_detail_nut]

I'll check those out thanks. It for my PV so I'm not in a rush. Thanks again.

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[allenk4]

I would try DLUX first and see where that gets you, obviously you have to clean the piece real well any route you go.

+1 for DLUX

[WillWashesCars]

What kind of car and what trim? What was your issue with BWP? I use it very often now and have had much success with it. I think a lot has to do with proper prep and application. Maybe I can help you through the process.

As far as another option goes, DLUX is holding up really well for me.

[808_detail_nut]

No issue with BW. I used it many times as well so it's not that, it just didn't look ad good as I wanted and I seen something on plastic dyes so I figure I ask.

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[FUNX650]

For a more "permanent" fix (years):
1.) Gatorback
2.) ValuGard E.T.R. Kit III


Bob