Black Trim Renew (8 oz.)

Black Trim Renew is the professional grade trim restorer that brings faded, chalky, gray plastic back to a deep, rich, factory black. Not a dressing that sits on the surface and washes away. A true restorer that penetrates into oxidized plastic and rubber to bring back the original color from underneath, then dries to a clean matte finish with no greasy residue and no artificial wet look.

Dull bumpers, chalky mirror housings, dried out cowl panels, weathered window trim, oxidized fender flares. One application and the contrast against fresh paint is restored. Manufactured in the USA. Dries fully so it won't transfer onto your clothes, your wash mitt, or the next panel you touch.

Key Benefits

• True Color Restoration — Penetrates oxidized plastic and rubber to bring back the original deep black, not just mask it
• No Wet Look, No Greasy Residue — Dries to a clean, natural matte finish that looks factory, not freshly dressed
• Long Lasting Durability — One application holds up for months, not weeks. No constant reapplication
• UV Protection — Shields restored surfaces from future fading, browning, and oxidation
• Works Anywhere Plastic Has Faded — Bumpers, mirror housings, door handles, cowl panels, fender flares, window trim, and rubber moldings
• Pro Detailer Tested — The trim restorer that finishes the job other dressings can't

How to Use

 Start with clean, fully dry trim. For best results, wipe the surface down with isopropyl alcohol first to remove any old dressings, silicones, or wax residue that could block absorption. Apply a small amount of Black Trim Renew to a foam applicator or microfiber cloth. Work the product into the trim in straight, overlapping passes, then go over it again in a light circular motion to ensure full coverage. Allow one to two minutes of dwell time. Wipe away any excess with a clean, dry microfiber towel. Avoid contact with painted and glass surfaces. If product gets on paint, wipe it off immediately.

Pro Tip Less is more. Apply thin, wipe excess fully, and let the trim cure for at least an hour before exposing it to water. For maximum longevity, do the restoration in a covered area and avoid washing the treated trim for the first 24 hours.