What do you use on the plastic and rubber window trim pieces

[GMetal]

What products are you using? I used to use Mother back to black but that runs if there is a rain.

 

[jimk hunt]

I use 303 protectant on trim and the leather dash. Great stuff.

 

[Brutal_HO]

If you have faded hard plastics or want to keep/slow them from fading, continuous application of 303 can help. I'm a big fan and use it on lots of stuff - boat vinyl, tires, RV decals.

However, I prefer to treat the ABS plastics and such with a restorative/protection product - Gtechniq C4 Permanent Trim Restorer. Expensive bugger, but worth it.

Use 303 on the flexible stuff.

 

[SnowBlaZR2]

What products are you using? I used to use Mother back to black but that runs if there is a rain.

Chemical Guys VRP.

 

[Av1]

I use Nextzett - Gummi Pflege on all my rubber trim and seals. It's good stuff.

 

[SD Rebel]

303 Aerospace, also doesn't damage paint if you accidentally misapply it and don't bother to wipe it off.

 

[nbase]

Another vote for 303 Aerospace here....I use it on all the exterior plastic trim, and my tonneau cover, makes the stuff look better than brand new in my opinion.

 

[Rock Crawler]

VRP

 

[Wikielliot]

What products are you using? I used to use Mother back to black but that runs if there is a rain.

I've tried several products through the years and they all end up fading or not protecting as expected or staining even worse. All until I found the DuraCoating line up, that was final solution. From trim to fading pieces, restoring color, tire protection and shine. Best I've ever used so far and also on a quite reasonable price point, give it a try!

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[Remy]

If you have faded hard plastics or want to keep/slow them from fading, continuous application of 303 can help. I'm a big fan and use it on lots of stuff - boat vinyl, tires, RV decals.

However, I prefer to treat the ABS plastics and such with a restorative/protection product - Gtechniq C4 Permanent Trim Restorer. Expensive bugger, but worth it.

Use 303 on the flexible stuff.

303 is the best I've used.

 

[Remy]

I used 303 on all the boats I've detailed. And around the salt water it has to be good stuff.

 

[TxRN]

Gtechniq as stated in post #3.... Best option. If you like to reapply over and over again go with all the other options stated.