Cerakote Ceramic Trim Coat Review & Demo (Restore Faded Plastic Trim)

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The product I'm using here is called Cerakote Ceramic trim coat This is what's called a semi-permanent solution because the manufacturer claims it will last at least two years or 200 washes This is an actual ceramic coating that cures on top of the plastic to protect it and maintain that restored look It's not a greasy dressing that will be gone after a week which is what most of the other products in this space are This is one of the best if not the best products out there for this purpose For about $15 you get ten applicator wipes and depending on how much plastic trim you have you can probably do two vehicles with one box of ten wipes Note that this product is incompatible with any kind of water or moisture You need a completely dry surface and ideally a day with low humidity to get good results The interesting thing with this product is what you see immediately when wiping it on is basically the end result Aside from it obviously drying it will retain that deep restored look This Honda CRV is 23 years old and it's bringing the trim back to looking brand new Here's the next day result It actually rained the night before So that's the water you see there But it's pretty amazing how restoring this trim completely improved the appearance of the whole car
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[@jmo2366]

I did my 91’ mazda and 2013 tesla with just 3 wipes and it looks so nice

[@OptimizedDIY]

Glad to hear it!

[@in0va262]

Tbh I would love to integrate to my detail business here in Mexico, but they are super expensive, like 35USD and the normal price for a detail is around 75-100USD

[@OptimizedDIY]

Maybe contact the company for bulk pricing?