Maintaining Black Plastic Pieces.

[TIKI]

What are some good products that will maintain the shine on my black body parts? Thank you in advance for the advise.

 

[MattH89]

Ultima Tire & Trim, Adams VRT... A million products like this

 

[TIKI]

Thank you.

 

[RADA]

Chemical Guys:

Hydro-Leather for all interior surfaces (excluding screens or clear plastics). Gives a deep, rich, clean appearance without the Armor All shine.
Bare Bones for the wheel wells (This is designed as an undercarriage coating, but it works very well on all exterior plastics; it is thick and oily, so you may need to apply a finish wipe with a clean cloth).
VRP (Vinyl, Rubber, Plastic) works well too, if you want something a bit less intense than the Bare Bones

I used to think the Chemical Guys products were hyped up crap, but I have to say I've been impressed with each one I've used.

 

[Gadgetech]

There are a lot of good choices mentioned. Mothers Back to Black is another one.

 

[MattH89]

Chemical Guys:

Hydro-Leather for all interior surfaces (excluding screens or clear plastics). Give a deep, clean appearance without the Armor All shine.
Bare Bones for the wheel wells (This is designed as an undercarriage coating, but it works very well on all exterior plastics; it is thick and oily, so you may need to apply a finish wipe with a clean cloth).
VRP (Vinyl, Rubber, Plastic) works well too, if you want something a bit less intense than the Bare Bones

I used to think the Chemical Guys products were hyped up crap, but I have to say I've been impressed with each one I've used.

Never been disappointed with CG.

 

[sheepoppa]

Never been disappointed with CG.

I use CG’s VRP and its looks brand new every time I was the truck.

 

[408cuda]

I use CarPro CQuartz DLUX Plastic & Wheel Coating. Have had great success with it and lasts about a year from my experience. Beeds up like a ceramic after every wash.

 

[ScooterInTX]

This gets my vote for tires and plastic. Not too glossy.
Chemical Guys Hydro

 

[truckguy]

The cerakote ceramic wipes are amazing on black plastic. It will last a really long time also. It’s better for new plastic than old from my experience.

 

[Lsujker]

There are a lot of good choices mentioned. Mothers Back to Black is another one.

Been using back to black for years on a Rubicon and ram 4x4. Parking in the sun, you have about two months. Not a bad product but may be something better in the last 10 years. Also lots of elbow grease to apply.

 

[HurriRAM]

These little brushes work great for applying any of the vinyl products. I also like the Blackline blackout, used to use adam’s vrt but the blackline is less greasy like

 

[TheBarBack]

I've been using the Boat drip restore...... it makes my boat trailer look really good, with the trolling motor, so I've been using that on the RHO as well