Stoner's Trim Shine b4/after results

[RonMAIDEN]

This is the best stuff I've used on my 3rd gen OEM flares and other exterior trim. I've been using it for about two years now and the stuff lasts about a month but it's worth the time and effort (about and hour) to keep it looking as near new as possible.

 

[RonMAIDEN]

Before

All done

 

[Casper]

I use Mother's Back to Black.

Doesnt seem to last a long time, maybe a few weeks but thats also here in the Vegas Desert.

 

[RonMAIDEN]

I've used the Back to Black also and the Stoners is easier to apply and spreads around more consistently while the BTB seem to spot much more if it set more than a few seconds.

 

[Casper]

very well...next time i need some trim work, ill look for it.

Thanks

 

[Falls]

Nice pics Ron , what do you have on the Nitto's ?

 

[RonMAIDEN]

I use Meguire's Endurance tire gel and it does actually last about a month even through a few rainstorms.

 

[leftyguns21]

I use Meguire's Endurance tire gel and it does actually last about a month even through a few rainstorms.

thats the same stuff i use...best stuff on the market

meguires also makes a black trim cleaner that works great..ive used it a few times...it stays on for awhile and keeps wax residue from building up on it if your a sloppy waxer

 

[Uneek]

thats the same stuff i use...best stuff on the market

:iagree: lasts for over a month and a couple rim cleanings with Simple Green running all over it.

 

[retco]

Mothers Back-to-Black.
Ive tried lots of trim products. this can be used on all trim.(not just black). Protect against UV's and will remove oxidation.

 

[RonMAIDEN]

Mother's is good but I liek the Stoner's stuff since it's in a spray can and I slide some paper behind the flares and spray away forming a consistent coat with minimal rubbing to do.

 

[leftyguns21]

Mother's is good but I liek the Stoner's stuff since it's in a spray can and I slide some paper behind the flares and spray away forming a consistent coat with minimal rubbing to do.

i have found w/ the sprays it does not stick to the tire as well and flings off during driving. so the back bumper is sprayed with it. i prefer to rub it on, you are right it takes longer to get it even but overall i think it stays put better

 

[RonMAIDEN]

Spraying the flares doesn't have any issues with flinging it off plus the Stoner's stuff isn't thick like a tire shine;it sprays on like a spray paint and is easy to avoid drips with an even hand.

The trim shine really isn't for tires so I only use it on trim.