Gold Label Detailing Solution Finish with Install Kit | 2 Black Gloves | 1 Application Tool | 1 Black Microfiber Towel (12oz)

Wear gloves and keep container closed and make sure you mix it up before appying

Gloves are a must but product removes easily from skin.

Good value, work well. Waiting to wash it next week to do a second coat.

This product restored color even better than expected, but it stays tacky for a while and comes off on hands and clothes. Maybe I didn't wipe off excess well enough, but it went pretty far, and I would buy again.

Don't listen to the negative reviews, as they probably did something wrong and can't follow instructions and it explains why they didn't get good results they wanted. The key to having a good result is prepping the black trim surface and cleaning it by scrubbing the dirts and opening up the microscopic pores with a spray bottle of dawn soap and using a soft bristle brush to work into and clean all the black trims. Then rinse the trims off really good with a pressure washer and letting it dry or wipe it dried. Once completely dried and clean...then gently apply the solution unto a spong after vigorously shaking the bottle for at least 10 seconds and just run it across trim until it's well covered and move on to the next trim. After all trims are covered and smooth...then go over with microfibre cloth and smooth solution out for the best and final result. Strongly recommend if you are not lazy, have patience and have the ability to follow instructions and want only the best result for your old and faded black trims!

Ok, I'm trying to bring back the once black trim on my 2002 Chevy (Suzuki) Tracker ZR2. I've purchased products at my local auto parts store, like back to black and similar. They would kinda bring back the black in small areas and not at all in others. And, they would fade really fast. So I searched quite a bit on Amazon and decided to try this product. The back bumper is representative of the sun damaged all around the car. I decided to give the Gold Label detailing a try based on what they said on Amazon. I can say the the passenger side of the back bumper turned out pretty nice and if the whole bumper looked like that it'd be a 5 star review. But that's not how it turned out. The bumper literally is a tale of two sides of the same coin. The driver's side did not absorb the product and went a darker gray but is not an acceptable outcome. You can clearly see the grain in the plastic trim. I put several coats on and used a lot of the product to no avail. I unfortunately will be returning the product and trying a spray product next.

Like the product would highly reccomend.

Best plastic trim/ bumper restorer I have ever used. If you use spray silicone on your car plastics, stop now. Clean all that stuff off with a ammonia based cleaner or cleaner that removes oil and wax. Then dry it off, put on your vinyl gloves and start painting this stuff on. 1/2 hour later it “absorbed into the plastic and re-dyes it and is dry. “Wipe new” is a type of clear varnish. This is black dye/stain in a super-super high concentration of black pigment. When it dries THEN add your tire shine and your trim will literally look showroom new. I know of no other product that changes anything so dramatically.I put it on a 3 year old Ford Raptor which has a lot of black trim. Especially the windshield wiper apron which had turned light gray. Second vehicle’s all the black bumpers of a 11 year old Toyota FJ Cruiser. People who know the FJ have asked if I bought all new trim for it!! Best money you will spend on the looks of your car this year. Check the the online video website for visual confirmation.