🔄 Revitalize Faded Shutters with Shutter Renu 18-24 Kit: Instant Restoration, Lasting Brilliance, Minimal Effort Review

We used new blinds on our 10 year old vinyl shutters. A half gallon of new blinds will be more than enough for our 18 blinds. A liter of specialty cleaner uses a solution of 5 parts water to 1 part cleaner or 2 parts water to 1 part cleaner for heavily discolored blinds. Plan on 1 part water to 1 part detergent. Manufacturing is labor intensive. Cleaning and painting two coats of new shutters takes 1 1/2 hours plus the drying time of each shutter. Plan to remove the shutters from your home to…

As only a few of the shutters in my house had faded (to varying degrees) and I could no longer buy an exact replacement I was faced with the question of replacing them all or looking for a product which can restore the color . I read great reviews about this product and decided to give it a try. I cleaned the shutters with cleaning solution and wiped down with steel wool (you'll need more than they give). Then I applied the product like I would paint shutters and you wouldn't notice the color…

I was quite skeptical at first but when I saw that it would cost me $400 to replace the blinds I decided to give it a try! Our shutters were 16 years old and very chalky. You get northern exposure light. After cleaning and applying two layers of restoration, they look great! The first photo is where we started. Chalk colored and faded shutters. In the second photo there is a chalk panel next to a layer of restoration. The third photo is one with one layer of restoration and one with two layers…

Sometimes you just have to admit you were wrong. I was convinced there was no way I could bring my 15 year old black vinyl blinds back to life. By now they were gray and powdered from the harsh Florida weather, but the $1500 replacement project bothered me. So I bought this product feeling safe with the money back guarantee. I shouldn't have worried. This stuff is pure magic. Now they look better than when they were first installed. The instructions say I have to get 10 more years from them and

With few of the shutters on my house discolored (and to varying degrees) and being unable to purchase exact replacements, I was faced with replacing all of them or looking for a product that could do the trick restore color. I read great reviews about this product and decided to give it a try. I cleaned the shutters with cleaning solution and wiped down with steel wool (you'll need more than they give). Then I applied the product like I would paint shutters and you wouldn't notice the color…