TURTLE WAX

I purchased it as part of a kit and found it a very good product , wonderifing if it could be purchased separately

I have owned two Chevy Avalanche trucks thus far. I too, like many Avalanche owners have explored many different solutions to restore the cladding on the vehicle. I have tried the Back to Black and the product made by McGuire's called Ultimate Black. They both did fairly well. I was in the Wal Mart the other night and decided to try the Turtle Wax trim restorer. Now, I have just purchased another Avalanche where the cladding was in worse shape than the first one I bought. The Turtle Wax product has rendered great results. I will probably consider using the product verses the others. Now, a lot of owners are concerned about how long a product will last. Not really an issue for me. My Avalanche is garaged and I detail my Avalanche at least once a month. It is an oil based substance, so it is very possible that particles (dust, dirt, sand) may stick to the cladding, but if it does, I simple wipe down should take care of the issue. I'm very pleased with the product thus far. Great for the trim on your bumpers and other parts that may be plastic or vinyl.

I tried this product several times trying some tips given to me by turtle wax, and I will be sending the box tab in for a refund. streaks and simply does not penetrate the trim. See photo!

I am using this product to restore both plastic and rubber vehicle trim. On the rubber product the shine only lasts until the first rainfall or carwash. Over all not happy or satisfied with the performance or longeveity of the product. I am currently applying it to a vehicle with a large amount of plastic body cladding to use up the remainder and hoping for better results

This stuff works! I have used several other products, none compare to this one. My gray plastic was badly faded and weathered. I applied 2 coats of trim restorer. the second coat was 1 week after the first one. My plastic has never looked so good!