🚗 The Last Coat CeraTrim: Premium Trim and Plastic Restorer for Tires & Cars - Detailing Products to Revive Faded Plastic, Rubber, Vinyl Accessories - Tire Shine, Protectant, and Sealant - 8 oz Review

Throw away all shine products - I've tried them all from colors to serums (but no ceramic coatings). If you are looking for something economical and follow the directions correctly, this will fit MANY cars. Longevity is excellent, easy to apply and buff. We use this on all of our trade-ins.

Fairly easy to apply but leaves a greasy residue that clings to dust even after repeated wiping with a clean cloth. A short gravel driveway leaves all the plastic surfaces covered in dust that clings to the greasy surface and doesn't wash off. Used it for plastic door handles that leave oily residue on the side of the car when washed. Waste of $31.

Great product. It's quite thick (reminds me of clear elm glue) but it's incredibly easy to apply and not much, but it stays put. I have double coated every detail of my car's trim and the bottle looks completely unused. Can't comment on product durability, but it has lasted WAY longer than Mother's Back to Black (my usual pick). If this keeps up, I probably won't need another bottle for a few years. The value for money is insane and no other finish restoration product I have ever seen or tried…

Wow! The photos speak for themselves. I first prepped the plastic on my Xterra with Super Clean, then washed the car as usual and finally wiped it down with Iso. Very thick product. It's easy. The process is very similar to grinding. The plastic absorbed the product and after 5-10 minutes wet looked like it was spitting out something it didn't need. Cleanly ground micro, as I said, and viola. Tried some custom apps for giggles too. To be honest if it lasts 3 months I will be happy. The look is…

I bought this to use on jeep fenders but it's too shiny for my liking. However, I have used it in a few other areas such as the choke and engine cover. I just bought it so I can't comment on durability. Advantages: 1. Really long working time. You can work really large areas and don't have to worry about them drying out too quickly. (also minus) 2. Very forgiving. It almost doesn't matter how you wear it. It comes out the same every time. No streaks, no flaws.3. Everything I tried turned dark…

I purchased The Last Coat CeraTrim for restoring plastic trim on a 2016 Jeep Wrangler. It did an amazing job. The workmanship looks like new in most places. A couple of spots on the rear bumper that were really faded could use another coat of paint. I was amazed that we only used about 1/8th of a bottle to make bumpers, fenders, running boards and the rest of the car trim. Jeep has way more plastic than most cars. It's really easy to use. I was worried it would take time to build the whole…

That's understandable. Thick as honey at first and almost sticky as honey. The included applicator is not the best. I recommend using the 4 inch round foam handheld applicator that you use for waxing. I ABUSE my Land Rover. Over 200,000 miles of back roads and hot sun to zero. The black accents on my snorkel, hood vinyl and grips etc have faded to the point of being almost gray. I've spent hundreds of dollars on everything. After using Last Coat on my paint job a few weeks ago I was amazed at…

Great product for fixing surfaces. Instead of a dye, it darkens and enhances texture. More on that below. It's really easy to use and apply and made my BRZ look better than new! However, there are some considerations about this product. It is not color as you can see in the photo of the bumper I uploaded. My bumper had a few white spots from stone chips. This product will not fix it. If the finish shows severe discoloration due to damage, paint or stains, it may not hide it. The coating is…