🚘 Revive Your Vehicle's Bumpers & Trim with Forever Black Bumper & Trim Conditioner 32oz. Review

I love this product, I have a Ford F150, I've done footpegs, bed rail covers, trim around the rear window, tailgate handle, I've even painted my tires and then cleaned the white letter with paint thinner , I touched on the paint a bit here and there, and it rubbed off right away with no problem. The other guys should have a dry car with no wax if he was having trouble stripping the paint. It penetrates, not just sits on. Seven months after application and still like new!

Doesn't work as well as I hoped. You really want the surface to be black beforehand. I ended up buying some plastic Krylon spray paint, masked the whole car and did all the trim with paint instead. The color makes for a much darker, much more professional look (that will NEVER fade). However, I have used this on my tires, window seals and gaskets with some success. Bottom line: if you're looking to redo your trim, do it right and don't waste money on a trimming product.

Great product! It's messy, so I'd recommend wearing rubber or surgical gloves when using it. I've found that cutting a small sponge into 1" x 2" pieces is ideal for controlling application. I've had a bottle of this since 2010 and still have quite a bit left in 2017. I've used a ton of this stuff on my F-150's plastic trim - bed rail guards, mirrors, door handles, side steps, bumper etc. Be careful with that though. it stains clothes and is very watery, so it spills and drips easily. This will…

Currently 32 oz. Forever Black Conditioner for bumpers and trim is excellent! I had my 2005 Ford Explorer Sport Trac completely rebuilt after a rear end collision. The black molding was removed for painting and was mostly gray with areas that looked almost white due to spatter. I wiped everything down with soap and water and a stiff brush and then washed it in a car wash. Once dry I put some in a jar and 'dyed' the entire trim with Forever Black Bumper & Trim Conditioner. I also cleaned and…