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Powdertrax

Discussion Starter · May 31, 2022 (Edited)

Thought I would pass on my favorite black plastic restorer and thought people might like to pass some of their detailing favorites.

I use Griots Black Trim Restorer, I first used it on my Element and was blown away at the difference. Not only is it a great product but application is easy and lasts about 6 months, the bottle is only 8oz but it doesnt take much. I’ve found Griots products to be top notch and being from the PNW I like to support them.

Anyone from the PNW the Lemay car Museum is showing Reclaimed Rust The James Hetfield (Metallica) custom hot rods until January ‘23

Liquid Bottle cap Fluid Plastic bottle Bottle

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REALM

· #2 · May 31, 2022

Good tip, thanks!

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JLH

· #3 · May 31, 2022

I've never tried the Griot's products but have heard lots of good reviews on them. I've used Nu Vinyl protectant on all my plastic & vinyl trim for the past 2-3 decades. I've tried a couple of other products but always come back to this.

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Gatorgibson

· #4 · Jun 1, 2022

Been using Griots products for a decade or so now and love the performance. I have not tried the Black Shine but will give it a go soon! Thanks for sharing.

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Duhg

· #5 · Jun 2, 2022

I've used Turtlewax Trim restorer with great results. It did a GREAT job restoring the inner fairing of a 2004 Harley Road Glide (plastic) and some other plastic and rubber bits on the bike and in my cars.

It can be kind of a pain though - it has the consistency of thick pancake syrup and is best applied in the sun (for heat), then has to sit a while to soak in (the longer the better).

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