Trim Restorer - 16 oz

My boyfriend asked me to order this for our new avalanche, since it has the grey plastic exterior around the bottom. He used it once so far on the whole outside plastic coverings, and it has done an AMAZING job. It resorted the color and does not steak does everything it says and so much more. Also for doing the whole car he only had to use such a small amount, so it will last a very long time. I will definitely buy this stuff again. And the seller had it shipped to us pretty quickly, I wasn't paying much attention to how long it took but was within the normal shipping business days. Great product

I like this product because it actually works. Unfortunately, "long lasting" is a bit subjective. In the Pacific Northwest where the rains are frequent, I've found the product to hold up pretty good on the trim for about 3 months. That's pretty good, considering the plastic trim's dye has faded and there is no real way to get that back in a permanent way.For the record, I did three treatments over a dry week in July. It was nice not having a red faded lower bumper trim on my truck (which fades to a pinky color that my co-workers find amusing).Worth the money? For me, the answer is a YES.

looked good after i used it on my bumper trim but had streaks after 2 car washes. i will have to try a different product.

Look, there may be better trim products out there.But for me, this stuff is a winner. It applies easily, buffs off to a rich natural look.My favorite usage is on my dad's new Jeep Wrangler. The bottom 1/3 of the jeep is black plastic trim and it looks better than the day he got it and holds up well despite spending a great deal of time in the sun.This is my go-to trim product in 90% of applications. The only time I need to make a change is when the trim is needing a dye-laden product.

I have two Honda Elements, the ones with a third of the body being vinyl. I have tried all the usual suspects, the worst being McQuires Back to Black. The grey vinyl car is a lot easier to keep looking good than the black one. On the black it does streak after about a month of rain. One bottle lasts a long time. I can do the whole exterior vinyl with 2 oz. To look perfect I would have to apply once a month to the black Element and every three months on the grey Element. On the interior vinyl I use Vinylex because of it’s UV protection. Poor Boys does streak in a couple of months on black vinyl. The point is to stay away from black if your buying a rubber vehicle.Update, the price has increased from $19 to $25 a bottle as of Oct/19 and it no longer comes with a squirt flip cap. If you dropped the open bottle it would be costly. I still recommend it because for exterior black vinyl nothing works as well. I just did my whole Element and only used this much (photo). It’s worth the money for something that works. Amazon had the best price with the free shipping.

I put it on my truck 3 weeks ago and it's still mostly black. I don't think it's that long lasting as it claims. It looks great after using it but it reminds me of the old armor all I used in the 90s. It really leaves a greasy looking residue so you have to wipe off any excess. I'll finish the bottle but not sure I'll buy again.

Doesn't compare armorall or Napa's Trim polish. I tried to get value out of this stuff but did a crappy job. It did make it shiny but not black no mater what I did.

Easy to apply. Poorboy's has a formula figured out. As a guy that's nuts about his car and has been through off the shelf products like these many times and been frustrated with over-shine, short lived coverage and a mess to apply - this addresses all those issues