BEST trim restore?

[4thgenblake]

Best trim restore? Pics?


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[ExCabSwap]

Exterior? Heat gun. Google low range off-road trim restore

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[S p a r k y]

#iknowaguy [MENTION=165]momo.75[/MENTION]

 

[ExCabSwap]

https://youtu.be/SBhYB48oKow

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[luke87gt]

I like "Back to Black"

I find it lasts longer than Armor All.

 

[ExCabSwap]

Is this interior or exterior?

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[momo.75]

What type of trim are you talking about?

 

[4thgenblake]

[MENTION=148323]ExCabSwap[/MENTION] [MENTION=165]momo.75[/MENTION] exterior specifically. The window trims, to be exact.

But I would much rather like to replace all that instead of trying to restore it. Know a place?

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[T4R2014]

There's some more high end online-only products, but Meguiars Ultimate Black is the best one I've found right off the shelf at any Wal-Mart.

 

[luke87gt]

Those trim pieces below the window are easily replaced. Yours are badly beaten, I'd replace em. I think they are like $20/pc.

 

[ExCabSwap]

Hit those strips with some tire shine. The oils in tire shine will help restore that plastic.

Or you could replace them, but honestly, a squirt of tire shine in a rag and wiping them once/month then every few months will keep them new looking.

I'd try the heat gun if it's hard plastic. Did you watch that video?

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[MONTYMTB]

exterior specifically. The window trims, to be exact. But I would much rather like to replace all that instead of trying to restore it. Know a place?

See this thread: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/79525-help-weather-stripping.html

 

[momo.75]

[MENTION=148323]ExCabSwap[/MENTION] [MENTION=165]momo.75[/MENTION] exterior specifically. The window trims, to be exact.

But I would much rather like to replace all that instead of trying to restore it. Know a place?

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I had never treated mine before a couple a weeks ago. Decided to try some product i have been using on my cladding pieces and they look brand new now. I used some stuff called Trim Shine from Shine Supply. It worked like a charm.

https://shinesupply.com/collections/tire-trim-care/products/trim-shine

When we get out of this drought and I can actually wash my truck again I am going to go ahead and put a coat of Trim Shield on it.

https://shinesupply.com/collections/tire-trim-care/products/trim-shield

Trim Shield is a longer lasting product that I use on my cladding maybe 2 times a year. Then I use Trim Shine on it ever 3 washes or so as kind of a refresher coat. I have been using them both for a couple of years on my cladding and it still looks new.....even for being 14 years old. I will expect the same on the window trim.

 

[Ratubbs]

Stoner Trim Shine


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