🔩 Meguiar's Ultimate Protectant G14512 - 12 oz. Review

All of the exterior black trim on my cars looks brand new with this product. the finish goes from aged and matte back to rich dark black. You don't need a lot of product to cover unpainted plastic bumpers or unpainted side skirts. The trick is to use a foam applicator instead of a microfiber or cotton pad as these will absorb too much product so you will have to use more.

With a properly cleaned fairing, it's amazing. It lasts a long time and the shine is just what I want. You can tell there's something to it, but it doesn't have the wrong ultra high gloss either. On a dashboard or anything that gets a lot of direct sunlight, two coats work better, the first one seems a little "soggy". The second coat in a day or two will hold up well for some time. The product was discontinued by Meguiars under the name Ultimate Protectant but is now called Ultimate Black and…

Resume: - Former full-time Autodetler. Currently working seasonally, part-time. Pros: The product's creamy consistency makes it much easier to use than similar products such as Mothers 06108 Back-To-Black - 8 oz - Water resistance is very good. It doesn't flow like many products. - The feeling of fat is minimal. Many products leave a very greasy feeling when touched. This can be particularly annoying on doorknobs. nice smell Cons: Like all other similar products, this is a temporary solution to

This product makes all the black trim on my cars look brand new again. Minivan paint finishes are once again going from aged and matte to jet black. You don't need a lot of product to cover unpainted plastic bumpers or unpainted side skirts. The trick is to use a foam applicator instead of a microfiber or cotton pad as these will absorb too much product so you will have to use more.

I have a 2008 Chevy Avalance with lots of plastic trim. This product is amazing. This gives the fairing a stunning look and also gives it a smooth feel. It is NOT artificial glitter. Less than a cent goes a long way. I simply apply it to a cotton terry towel and spread the product all over. Because the product makes a significant difference to your finish, you can always tell where you used the product. Even dull-looking paintwork looks good with this product.