NickS

You know the faded black bits that turn gray over time?

AVANT S4 KING

You could try Adams In-And-Out spray.

Eurobarge

I've used this on severely faded trim on older vehicles.<ul><li><a href="http://www.autogeek.net/forblacbumtr.html">forever black</a></li></ul>

doctordave

for me. It's a rub in/buff out type gel that seems to stay for some time. I have tried *many* products and ALL of them fade, can sometimes be messy, and have convinced me that replacing with new plastics is ultimately the only real solution.

With that in mind, the Mothers product has been a solid performer. Sold locally at Autozone stores and such. I was not happy with any of the "permanent black" dye-type products.

I previously mentioned a Meguire's product, but was mistaken. I checked my bottle and have corrected it to show as Mother's Back to Black.

NickS

Is it good?

NickS

Thanks

Eurobarge

I've used it and it lasts longer than anything else out there other than the dye products. Much longer lasting than 303, Vinylex, etc.

Eurobarge

It's a last resort type product for severely faded trim. I've used it on our commuter Civic, pickup truck bumper, that sort of thing but not on our other vehicles.

ArchitecTT

The Griots product is similar to liquid black shoe polish. It is effective in making things black again, but I could never get it to dry evenly. The result at first looked like a kid scratching crayon on my trim and even after I started applying the product sparingly with extreme caution it was never as even or consistent as I would like.

ruknd

wash...it is such a great product (I go through about a can a month).