Testing Cerakote Trim Repair On Faded Trim

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Exterior Cerakote Application Trim Demo
In today's epic automotive adventure, I'm tackling the worn-out exterior trim of my beloved truck, armed with none other than Cerakote! Get ready to witness a complete makeover as we dive deep into the process of revitalizing my ride's tired aesthetics.
Ever wondered if Cerakote lives up to the hype? Well, wonder no more! Join me on this journey of discovery as we put this renowned coating to the test, aiming to breathe new life into faded plastic panels, weathered moldings, and everything in between.
From the meticulous preparation of surfaces to the precise application of Cerakote, I'll guide you through each step of the restoration process. Expect pro tips, potential pitfalls, and a front-row seat to witness the stunning before-and-after transformation of my truck's exterior trim.
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Got questions, tips, or want to share your own Cerakote success stories? Drop a comment below! Let's turn the comment section into a hub of automotive wisdom where we can learn from each other's experiences.

[@jesusramos-my2qr]

This channel is criminally underrated I bet in a couple months your vids gonna end up in Random peoples recommended

[@FlippingUniversity]

Haha thanks, I'm looking forward to that. I'll jus keep looking to make more helpful videos

[@Bigmike24743]

Get excited when you post

[@FlippingUniversity]

Haha thanks for being one of the first

[@Bolsaa]

Hey bro. I always use a torch. Lightly going over that plastic trim with a small propane torch will restore it for a while.

[@FlippingUniversity]

Thanks, I'd love to try that. Some great input coming in here

[@justinprohm]

Sometimes you can scuff trim like that top surface and it'll knock down some of the oxidation then go over it with restorer or tire shine or ceramic coating etc. Or use black trim spray paint

[@FlippingUniversity]

Thanks for the input man, I definitely see there's a lot of things to try for restoring trim

[@kevaughnarcher22]

Good video!

[@FlippingUniversity]

Thanks!

[@arifmesfin2610]

Great info 👍

[@FlippingUniversity]

Glad it could help out!

[@MarketingCoachKen]

Torch is an option but a Heat Gun is better if you have an extension cord to power. Less chance of doing any damage. But you should also get some Solution Finish trim restorer. It's a small bottle but it's a must have for anyone selling cars with black trim that needs an upgrade. I've seen durability tests performed here on YT and it proves it's worth. Obviously if your bumper is really bad like yours, it would prob look the best by painting it with a decent bedliner or something. Hard to tell in the video but I see a ton of spotting and worn spots. But yeah that's one of the best trucks around so nice one.

[@FlippingUniversity]

Thanks man, yea I see there's a lot of different great options to restoring trim. My trim definitely just needed to be repainted though

[@omgitstim1]

Good content bro keep it up! are you using a dealer license for the auctions or does your state not require? I’m in California they want a dealers license over here

[@FlippingUniversity]

Thanks man! Yup I have a dealers license, we can only sell 5 cars max here. If you haven't seen how I have one without owning a dealership you could go to the video of me explaining it here www flippinguniversity.net/auction

[@XX-166]

Next time, invest in a product called black trim.. much better result on that beat up bumper and all trim. Don’t forget those faded headlights. Remember.. time is money so if you have to repeat a process you’re wasting time

[@FlippingUniversity]

Oh for sure, I wouldn't sell the truck with the headlights like that. I'll look into that product for sure though, thanks.