Bought this a couple of months ago but never got around to doing it yet. Wanted to know if it works on treated the last coat surfaces like bumpers etc . Another question is would it work on faded spray on bed liners ? Would it make it to slick to walk on ? Keep up the great work..love all your products!!!!
Plastics and rubbers need to be as clean as possible before applying CeraTrim, (So you will need to remove the coating), Any prior dressings should be removed. You do not want anything affecting the bonding of CeraTrim to the trim surface. You will want to use a basic vehicle soap (no wax-based soaps), but in addition, you will need to use a degreaser or all-purpose cleaner (APC) and a soft bristle brush to agitate down into the texture of the plastic or rubber. No it would not make ii slick, It’s actually clear in color, gel-like. Apply as directed, let it cure, and good to go. It’s not a messy dressing.
You guys have awesome products! Does CeraTrim work on tires? I just bought a bottle and it should be here in a few days. I plan on restoring the plastic trim on my seat backs, hatchback liner and frunk liner trim on my 2014 Model S.
Yes it’s an “off label” use of it, but we have a few guys doing so and we do at times. It’s just thicker than a traditional tire dressing. Here is one of our customers results doing so: instagram.com/p/CBbg4cUlFri/?igshid=r11zewiemd0d
Can’t wait to give this a try! Love the Black Ice and TLC2! Absolutely amazing products!
Bought this a couple of months ago but never got around to doing it yet. Wanted to know if it works on treated the last coat surfaces like bumpers etc . Another question is would it work on faded spray on bed liners ? Would it make it to slick to walk on ?
Keep up the great work..love all your products!!!!
Plastics and rubbers need to be as clean as possible before applying CeraTrim, (So you will need to remove the coating), Any prior dressings should be removed. You do not want anything affecting the bonding of CeraTrim to the trim surface. You will want to use a basic vehicle soap (no wax-based soaps), but in addition, you will need to use a degreaser or all-purpose cleaner (APC) and a soft bristle brush to agitate down into the texture of the plastic or rubber.
No it would not make ii slick, It’s actually clear in color, gel-like.
Apply as directed, let it cure, and good to go. It’s not a messy dressing.
Would you say I can use this on the plastic inside the car?
Yes you can, but it will give a look of gloss and shine to the surface even if it's a matte interior surface, so some people don't like that.
You guys have awesome products! Does CeraTrim work on tires? I just bought a bottle and it should be here in a few days. I plan on restoring the plastic trim on my seat backs, hatchback liner and frunk liner trim on my 2014 Model S.
Yes it’s an “off label” use of it, but we have a few guys doing so and we do at times. It’s just thicker than a traditional tire dressing. Here is one of our customers results doing so:
instagram.com/p/CBbg4cUlFri/?igshid=r11zewiemd0d
@@TheLastCoat Thanks so much! I'll try it and see how it works. :)
Have bought some of this, what’s the best way to clean the applicator after use?
You can rinse it out with a degreaser or APC and some warm water.
After applying ceratrim is it a good idea to apply TLC2 2-4 months later to prolong the durability of ceratrim ? Cheers !
No need to wait for months, you can restore your trim with CERATRIM and seal the surface with TLC2.👍