Black Again Exterior Trim Detailer - 8 oz. by Blue Magic - Enhanced SEO Review

Make sure the surface you are working on is clean with glass cleaner. Apply in very small portions and spread in the sun. Leaves no oily residue when used correctly. Not only works with dark plastic. This stuff is kind of magical and very underrated

I recently bought a 2011 Focus. The paintwork is in excellent condition, but the black exterior surfaces are more anthracite and matt. I applied Black Again as instructed and as the name suggests the outer black areas are jet black with a nice sheen. I will continue to use it if necessary. The price was good and things work. Nothing more needs to be said!

I have bought so many different things to try and fix the plastic on my Chevy Avalanche and so far this is the first thing that has worked really well. Coating/conditioner holds up well. Plastic retains a dark gray color. It's been a few days so there will be a sequel in a few weeks. Other products I've tried like Back to Black or Amour All didn't last a day.

I loved this stuff in the 90's and I'm glad it's back. It works great with soft plastics like polyethylene and polypropylene. This is the flexible plastic that some fender flares and mower dashboards are made of. If the plastic is faded like mine, wipe it down with lighter fluid or gasoline first. Then apply several layers on it and let it bake in the sun. Repeat until the material is no longer absorbed.

Black makes that ugly faded finish look new again! DO NOT use too much! It's not necessary, and too much simply leaves easily removable streaks the next time it rains. Apply a thin layer and leave the car (or other product) in the sun to soak in. Two of my cars are over ten years old. I take care of them and care for them as if they were new. Black Again makes them look exactly like this. I first heard about Black Again many years ago on a car enthusiast website. He was highly respected and…

Two things you need to know about this product: 1. It is not permanent - you will need to reapply. And depending on how exposed your car is to the elements, it could be a month or three months; and 2. If you have very bright sunspots on fenders, bumpers, etc., this can exacerbate the blackness around them and make it worse. That being said, this product does exactly what it says on the tin. I used it for my Jeep's fenders and bumpers. It wasn't garaged for the first few years that I owned my…

For all Chevy Avalanche owners with faded upholstery and bedspreads, this is what you're looking for. We tried many other options, this one turned out to be the best and most durable. Instantly removes chalky white and zebra colored areas from upholstery and bedspreads. It also lasts for months and just won't wash off after rain and car washes. It helps if you apply a few coats on heavily faded areas. I have a 2004 Avalanche with sidewalls, one bottle will do the whole car. I don't want you to…

Five stars for the first use on a 2006 Silverado hard case. Looks even better after a day as it's had a full day of sun exposure, bottle condition indicators require full UV exposure to cure. Time will tell how long this lasts before another application is required. On May 16, 2017 I thoroughly washed and dried the truck before applying. See attached images, one in progress, left half with Blue Max applied and right half unapplied, then the last image showing the entire boot liner with 100%…