🚗 Armor All Car Trim & Plastic Cleaner, Automotive Cleaning Solution for Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles, Bottles, Long-lasting Formula, 8 Oz, Pack of 6, SKU: 17451-6PK Review

Honest! I was really skeptical about my jeep. However, when I first applied it to the running boards, I realized how effective it was, so I just continued to apply it to the plastic around my jeeps. So folks I hope you give this a try and I'm sure you'll be happy with the results too. Act!

I thought it was a larger bottle but never mind, slightly larger in this case. He does what he says. I have used it on all the plastics in and around my car and fell in love with this product. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to bring life back to plastic parts that have been damaged by the weather and sun.

Completely restored the oxidized fenders on my JKU. The only spot that didn't recover that well was the test area where I previously used the heat gun, but that was all my fault. If you are reading this and have a JK/JKU and are thinking about trying the heat gun method, DO NOT. Just buy this product, use as directed and be happy!

I bought this to use on my Wrangler's fenders but decided to test it on my ATV plastic first. I have a black/blue 2010 Polaris Sportsman 850 and the front black toolbox and horizontal panels have already suffered sun/ultraviolet damage. I applied this material thickly and the plastic looks like new again. I am very happy with my purchase and will be buying more.

This product is good for restoring black interior car panels. My car is almost ten years old and the black trim has turned gray. I just washed the upholstery and cleaned it well. Once it was completely dry I applied the product. The finish really absorbed it so I made sure to smudge a lot. After 30 minutes I wiped off the excess, although there wasn't much. If your finish is badly faded you may need more than one application but this works.

I have several large, expensive cantilever parasols in my garden that need freshening up before a big outdoor party. The bases and vertical posts looked quite oxidized after three years in the sun. The visible part of the bases are made of hard textured plastic and the uprights are made of painted metal. Too bad I didn't take a before and after photo as the results were pretty dramatic. Umbrellas looked almost new after two uses (a week apart). I was very happy with the results.