CERAKOTECeramic Trim Coat Kit - Quick Plastic Trim Restorer - Ceramic Coating Guaranteed Restoration to Last Over 200 Washes – A Ceramic Coating, Not a Dressing

I was extremely impressed and happy with the results. It’s easy to apply and leaves an amazing finish. I would recommend getting the cerakote microfiber applicators along even if you buy the rags. They’re just so easy to handle and it makes it easier to spread for full coverage.

This product delivers!! I have a Subaru Crosstrek that was experiencing fading and this totally made it look new! I am not a car person and even I could do it. So easy and I even have leftover packets to touch up for the future. I highly recommend!

Works very well. Was surprised to be honest. Black trim faded to grey and the product returned it to black and it looks brand new. Be careful with the amount of overuse. Wipe it and spread the product well don't let it pool up. And avoid glass or camera lens.Product does have a strong odor but fades quickly, make sure to wear gloves.Tested on an Audi R8 and Dodge Challenger.

This product is amazing!! Put on as directed on my ‘03 Chevy Avalanche. Goes on easy! Brought new life back into my side trim and all the panel moldings!! Looks like NEW!!! Still looked perfect after a week and several rain showers!! Amazing!!Only have one suggestion…. I wish the product application cloth was some bigger in size! Takes forever and is difficult to cover that much side, wheel housing and bumper area. I should bump it one star. Didn’t because it’s so effective. Also needed to ‘buy again” as it wasn’t enough for all the trim and had to buy another quantity. Also haven’t applied the headlamp product, but will follow up.Here’s my follow up……. After 15 of days now, some areas that have even been treated twice now, after a week are starting to streak, while others look fine. Don’t believe it was my application because I had two coats as mentioned. I was ok with that because it was very faded. And again at first trim looked like new. Now sadly it’s starting to fade in some areas and I can see streaks. Not everywhere. But enough that it is starting to stand out.From a distance of 3-5 feet away is certainly noticeable. Seems to me the areas that get more sun exposure are affected more. So side panels down low look great. Higher on the side panels or trim on top of panels don’t look as good as when applied and after two coats.It’s only May and concerned now what will happen to the trim cote this summer.

I consider myself to be an expert on this type of product. I have a 17yo Jeep with a ton of what is supposed to be black plastic trim. Like all Jeeps the plastic turned gray. I tried everything with no success until I found Rustoleum Wipe New. It worked fine but was a bitch to apply. A lot of dried up product, has a terrible toxic scent and does not come in individually proportioned towelletes in sealed packets and is frequently unavailable. However, it worked well an application lasted well over twoyears.Wipe New again was not available this time so I tried this stuff. Gotta tell ya, application is a breeze. Nice easy individually wrapped proportioned towelettes so you can't over or under apply, absolutely no strong offensive odor and coverage is excellent, dries to the touch in no time. No streaks to go back over a second or third time like the Rustoleum.Obviously I am thrilled with the product based on application and hope the longevity comes close to that of the Rustoleum product. Based on my initial experience, the claims in the manufacturer's advertisement and customer reviews I am confident that I'll be satisfied with the ability of the product to hold up over time.

The product itself works great. Turned my VW's trim from faded to original looking. Didn't take pictures, but the results were on par with others who have posted pics. I did see some streaking due to overlapping wipes. But not so noticeable that it was annoying. I found using the wipes a little difficult with the supplied gloves on. Was also difficult to wipe the trim and not get it on the paint or windows. Next time i'll mask things off with painters tape. I also think i'll try the option of buying it in a bottle with a foam applicator. Seems like it would be easier to control and hold on to, as well as a foam applicator could contour to the surface. We sold the car, so can't speak to longevity until we use it on another vehicle.

The exterior plastic trim on my 3 year old truck has dulled considerably. It’s never been treated with any restorative products until now. This stuff works miracles; it instantly brought the deep dark color back to my plastic trim. It’s now a nice uniform black like the day I bought it. Couple things: this is a box of 10 pre-packaged single use wipes, and they’re very small. Like seriously small. 3 or 4” rectangles. The good news is they pack a punch, and will cover a bigger area than you think. I did my entire truck, and it took only 4 wipes. Basically one for each side and front and rear. Also, these give off a lot of fumes so I’d recommend using them outside of a garage. After using these I decided to buy another few boxes for my other cars. Easy recommendation.