Bumper & Trim Conditioner, 32oz

This seems to me to be more like a paint ( it’s not). I use it on the rub rail of my 30 year old boat and is the best I have ever used. However, I learned the hard way to tape the fiberglass and the S.S. Insert. It’s really hard to get it off the white fiberglass..

Makes black plastic look new again. Long lasting. Easy to apply but can be messy. The best value for your money buy the largest size. I may have to apply twice a year, it protects my plastics and keeps them looking new.

8 months later still looks great, make sure to do multiple coats for a good deep black that will last, it will stick onto paint and be hard to remove, so don't let it dry on, wipe it off with rubbing alcohol if it dries

So far, 32oz. Forever Black Bumper & Trim Conditioner is Excellent! I was totally reconditioning my '05 Ford Explorer Sport Trac after a rear end collision. The black trim was off for the paint job and mostly gray with areas that almost looked like white over spray. I scrubbed it all with soap & water and a stiff bristle brush then power washed it at the car wash. Once dry I put some in a can and "painted" all the trim with Forever Black Bumper & Trim Conditioner. I also cleaned and painted trim that was still on the truck. It was not quick or easy and it took some attention to detail but it was worth the effort! It came out Beautiful! Some areas showed streaks and brush strokes so a second coat was necessary. I also discovered when cleaning up the sponge brush that it is water soluble and can be thinned. I put some in a can and added a little water to make it easier to spread for my second coat in a few places. I did not use half the bottle of product. I am very happy with this product and would recommend it to anyone willing to take the time to do it right.

This is a great product! It is messy, so I'd recommend rubber or surgical gloves be worn when using it. I have found that cutting a small sponge into 1" x 2" pieces is just right for controlling the application. I have had a bottle of this since 2010 and in 2017 I've still got quite a bit left. I used a ton of it on my F-150 plastic trim -- bed rail guard, mirrors, door handles, side steps, bumper, etc. Be careful with it though... it does stain clothing and is very watery so it spills and drips easily. It will leaves drips on the driveway or garage floor if you are not careful. I usually have my sponge applicator in one hand and a rag in the other as I work around the vehicle.

This product is good, although is does leave brush marks even when using foam and if you don’t tape everything off carefully, you will have marks and spots everywhere

Applied to Jeep Rubicon fenders. Could not even after two very carefully applied coats get it to not have a streaked look. Not happy.

Doesn't work as well as i would have hoped. You really need the surface before to be black as well. I ended up buying a plastic krylon spray paint, masking the entire car, and doing all my trim with the paint instead. The paint provides a much darker, much more professional look (that will NEVER fade). I did however use this on my tires\window gaskets and weather stripping with some success. Bottom line, if you want to re-do your trim, do it properly, rather than spending the cash on a product that lets you cut corners.

This stuff is amazing to make vehicles look new again

Fantastic stuff.. I redid my Bunkie handles on my motor home, and they look brand new