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Black Shine™ Trim Restorer, 8 Ounces
Item# 10858
Black Shine™ Trim Restorer, 8 Ounces is rated 4.6 out of 5 by 27.
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Trim looking dull and tired? Have good looking trim and want to keep it that way? Our Black Shine Trim Restorer does it all.More Details+
Price $15.49

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This product restores and maintains hard plastic, rubber and vinyl bumpers, and trim pieces with a special formula of locking polymers that brings back that OEM finish and stands up to rain and washes. Black Shine Trim Restorer works on any color trim and its long-lasting nature means less applications and maintenance is needed. Product includes convenient applicator pad, for a controlled, precise application and mess-free use. Show your attention to detail, get Black Shine Trim Restorer and make your trim look good as new.

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Recapture that original OE look.

Rated 5 out of 5 by from Wasnt Expecting such a great product This trim restorer exceeded my expectations. Iv used Stoners Trim Shine for years and decided to try this on my newly purchased 2012 Ford F150. The black trim seemed a bit worn. Not too bad but it wasn't to my liking. I applied this trim restorer as the instructions advised. It went on easy and dried fairly quickly. I noticed that after a few minutes of curing, the trim got more black and shiny as the minutes passed. It was cool to watch. The trim restorer is like Elmer's glue though. I noticed that if I took too long to apply an even coat on the trim, white glue like residue would begin to appear. I used a terry cloth to wipe it off and reapplied the trim restorer. Looks fantastic and the shine has lasted for several weeks now.
Date published: 2016-05-29
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Trim Restore, truly effective! I am usually pretty critical in reviews, but find only good to say about this product Trim Restorer. It seems to attack the whitish faded oxidation in plastic, leaving a nice new appearance. I have tried several products on my external trim, and ONLY this one works. This is not a cover up product. It actually seems to alter the plastic back to a much newer condition. This also works on rubber. I also used it on the tire sidewalls, and wow - it has a nice look and stays good for a long period of time! This is a perfect product, highly recommended!!
Date published: 2018-05-08
Rated 5 out of 5 by from I Was Skeptical A neighbor was going to junk a 1989 Volvo 240 station wagon. I've always had a soft spot for Volvo wagons, so I bought it for $300 and took it as a fun personal challenge to get it running well and looking presentable with very little investment. After a fixing a few mechanical things, removing the roof rack, and applying lots of elbow grease, it was looking good -- except for the plastic trim. I've used Forever Black before, but it tended to run and stain the paintwork (and come off on a polishing cloth later on). I was very skeptical that a product without any dye could restore the trim, but I was amazed! It worked on the black bumpers and on the gray plastic body trim (the really bad places took two or three applications). The product even smells good. Two thumbs up.
Date published: 2016-06-09
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I have a couple of old Harleys with the OEM black plastic switch housings. They are faded and dull. What product(s) would I use to bring them back to life again?

Asked by: Ironhead
It sounds like Black Shine Trim Restorer will be the best product for this scenario. It will restore original color and darkness leaving behind a durable satin appearance and UV protection.
Answered by: GG_Sam
Date published: 2016-05-24

The Trim restorer and the Reconditioner seem the same. What re the differences? Im

Asked by: AMG16
Black Shine Trim Restorer This product restores and maintains hard plastic, rubber and vinyl bumpers, and trim pieces with a special formula of locking polymers that brings back that OEM finish and stands up to rain and washes. Black Shine Trim Restorer works on any color trim and its long-lasting nature means less applications and maintenance is needed. Bumper and Trim Reconditioner permanently dyes black any vinyl, plastic, and rubber trim, making it look new again. you can use it on bumpers, side molding, tires, mirror housings, door handles, spoilers, and faded engine parts. First use our Rubber Prep or Paint Prep to remove oil, grease, and old dressings.
Answered by: GG_John
Date published: 2018-03-15

Is there any special care that is needed for the sponge applicator that comes with the product? Does it need to be washed, etc after use? If so, how? Thank you for a great product.

Asked by: RB996
Yes, you can wash the applicator like any of our other pads/microfibers by hand. we recommend you use a mild detergent and warm water. After you have completed washing and rinsing the pads, let them air dry.
Answered by: GG_John
Date published: 2018-12-10

Ok, after reading you response to Matt C, I am still not sure which product.  I have a 2007 Jeep Wrangler with the big plastic front bumper and rear bumper and side steps that is fading.  Which product would be best for longevity and even lasting look?

Asked by: VVRRRMM
I would definitely recommend using Black Shine Trim Restorer for your specific situation. It will be more user friendly to apply and spread evenly to large surface areas like your bumpers. It also has exceptional durability and will last for months. For best results, thoroughly clean the plastic surfaces using our Rubber Prep with a micro fiber towel or Ergo Wave Foam Scrubber and dry prior to Trim Restorer application.
Answered by: GG_Sam
Date published: 2016-01-24

do you have a larger container of trim restorer ?

Asked by: Jaime
No, we do not have a larger container of the Trim restorer, however a little does go a long way.
Answered by: GG_John
Date published: 2018-03-20

Can one use Bumper and Trim Reconditioner (the black dye) before using Black Shine Trim Restorer (a clear shine) to both deepen the black and then add shine on top?  If so, what is the time needed between the layers?

Asked by: Vestpocket
Black Shine Trim Restorer may be used over the top of Bumper and Trim Reconditioner however, the Trim Restorer may not fully penetrate the surface when going over Bumper and Trim Reconditioner on some materials. Recommend allowing 24-48 hours between layers.
Answered by: GG_Sam
Date published: 2016-04-05

Can this be used on brown colored Volvo XC70 plastic bumpers?

Asked by: wezey
Yes, you can use our item# 10858 Black Shine Trim Restorer on your Volvo's brown colored plastic bumper trim parts.
Answered by: gg_Brian
Date published: 2017-07-30

Hi, I have a 2004 Toyota Sequoia with running boards that I would like to restore, which product is best to use on this project and how long would it last looking new again?

Asked by: FNJKB
i would recommend using the Trim Restorer, to recapture that recapture that original OE look. As always we recommend doing a test spot and to make sure the product is completely dry before stepping unto to the running boards.
Answered by: GG_Kimberly
Date published: 2019-06-27
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