NEW TURTLE WAX TRIM RESTORER | Best Plastic Trim Restoration Products
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ค. 2024
- Turtle Wax just released their new Graphene Acrylic Trim Restorer which is part of the Hybrid Solutions line. This is a restorative product and not just dressing for you faded black plastics. At $11.99 this is on the cheaper side for a plastic trim restoring product so I wanted to compare it to some of the main products in this category: Cerakote Trim Coat and Solution Finish. Like Solution Finish, the Turtle Wax Graohene Acrylic Trim Restorer is a tinted product that looks black when you put it on your applicator. Restoring your faded black trim can greatly increase the apperance of your vehicle... So how does it compare? ENJOY!!!
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LINKS TO PRODUCTS IN THIS VIDEO:
Turtle Wax Graphene Acrylic Trim Restorer - amzn.to/3RDHXPH
Cerakote Trim Coat - amzn.to/3YvhiXj
Solution Finish - amzn.to/3x6DY4w
303 Graphene Trim Coating - amzn.to/3RNQcZC
TIME CODES:
0:00 - NEW TURTLE WAX TRIM RESTORER
1:40 - How long does it last?
2:48 - Application Prep
3:41 - How to Apply TURTLE WAX TRIM RESTORE
5:21 - How to Apply SOLUTION FINISH
6:58 - How to Apply CERAKOTE TRIM COAT
8:52 - How to Apply 303 GRAPHENE TRIM COATING
10:32 - BEST LOOKING?
13:46 - MY OPINION
13:52 - EASIEST TO APPLY
15:04 - PRICING on Trim Restore Products
17:09 - FINAL THOUGHTS
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Amazing that 10 years ago Turtle wax products were crap, on the discount shelves, and they made a fantastic turnaround. I love seal and shine and there other products. Have to try this.
It just shows that brand names can change their fortunes. But also people bought them because of the name.
How was turtle wax back in the 1960s-1980s
How’s armour all doing these days?
Seriously! Turtle wax was lagging behind armor all..then Armor all was leaving stuff sub-par. Turtle wax is amazing now, especially their hybrid solutions line!
Thanks Josh. You always dive deep and find the positives and limitations for each. Turtle Wax continues to innovate their offerings and up the qualities of their products. I really like their graphene line.
I really like the Cerakote as it's just lasts forever. It's really hard to beat as far as durability. They knocked it out of the park with that product. Really all of their products are amazing.
Like how long ?
@@Dr.RealTalk 2 days.
Been 3 months for me with Cerakote in south Texas 100 degree plus heat and sun 👍🏻👍🏻
Very nice test, Josh! Thank you!
Thank you for your reviews! Save me all the work and hassle from buying and wasting money. I will go with the turtle wax for my challenger 🙏
Great review, thanks for sharing!
Thank you for wearing your hat the correct way.
The Cerakote wipes are great! I've used them on both my vehicles now and they've lasted well over a year now, with me washing them fairly regularly.
Yep same for me! They last a long time
I think the value for money product has to be Soution Finish. I've done complete trims and even bumpers on 8 cars and still have a third of a bottle left! Great review. I must get some of the TW product, looks good.
Great video. Thanks dude.
When you see both your favourite youtubers Pan The Organizer and ImjoshV, you know something magical is happening. I really like the Cerakote as well as my personal fave. Might have to wipe off a little but the gloss is fantastic!
Interesting Trim review video. Good job. I think I will do the same test with my Chevy Avalanche that has alot of black trim.
Thanks for the review on your busy schedule.
Thanks for watching!
Wow josh I just recently purchased the turtle wax trim restore in the green bottle thanks 😊
I just used the turtle wax one for under the hood. Looks awesome.
Cerakote for the win , I love the product better then anything and easy to apply and last can’t beat it
looks cool, I'm gonna try one of these in the future.
Turtle Wax is a great company!
Used the turtle wax today, very pleased with results
Good job my friend!!! nice video!! as always!!
Thanks again!
Hey man I really enjoy watching your videos. They are very informative and have helped me get my mobile detailing business started. If you could please make a video on how you fully detail a vehicle from start to finish. A lot of the products you use I have or will have in the future. Thanks for all that you do and look forward to the next.
He has several videos about his different processes.
The black shinny rubber rub rail on my boat looks absolutely amazing after a cerakote treatment
Great video and review Josh
Thanks!
nice! yeah on pans vid they do state that the turtle wax has some black paint or dye in it so... thanks for doing the comparison & knowing about the paint/dye in the turtlewax, i would prefer the cerakote or 303 cuz i drive a white car!
Nice video…I thoroughly enjoyed it…hard to beat Cerakote
Thank you so much. I have a small comment on the cerakote wipes. I love them but... If you are almost done with an area and you need just a tiny bit then you have to open a waste the entire new towel. And because they are super saturated in the beginning they tend to leave a lot of product in the first portion of the application. I'm thinking that I will pair the cerakote as my main treatment and then maintain with the turtle....
All products gave good results.
I agree!!
I Love this channel everyday I wait to see my daily detail
Glad you enjoy it!
I'm going to give this a try. I currently use 303 Aerospace which does a good job protecting plastic but doesn't restore black trim that is already faded.
Just used there ceramic spray on coating super impressed. Hard to buff on/off if you apply to much as i did the first time. But man its good. Will have to give this a try.
Looking forward to longevity updates 🍿
me too!
Very informative vid. 👏
Glad it was helpful!
@@imjoshv all of them looked solid.
FYI, just spoke to Turtle Wax rep. and he stated that it's not mandatory for 2nd. coat unless you didn't like results. Also, he said they recommend waiting 24hrs. for 2nd. coat of any "Hybrid Solutions products"
Good to know! on the directions on the bottle it says to wait 3 to 5 minutes for second coat... But regardless, I could see that not being necessary because it looked great after the first application!
3D Trim care is awesome. Doesn't last long but looks great
While we're talking : have your tried their Bead It Up!? Really really nice topper/QD.
Check the Vonixx V-Plastic Pro Coating 50ML. Cheap and solid.
@@laurapalmerTDGE been using 3D products before Mike Phillips joined them. I use them because they are good products. But my main reason is because of my skin allergies. The only 3D product I have an issue with on my skin is 3D POXY. One tap or slight brush up on it. And I break out with hives or bumps. And super itchy. I use long sleeve when applying POXY.
Hard to see which is best? The factor for me is durability and because Turtle wax as Sun blockers in this product formula, And a decent price point, Its the one for me😉 Love to see a follow up stream on which one last the longest, Anyway a good demonstration welldone!! 👍👌
Hey josh, I’m new to your channel. I’m wanting to buy all the stuff I need to detail my truck and the wife’s car. I figure I can buy the stuff and save money in the long run in doing it myself. So my question is which microfiber towels do I need for the interior like the doors and dash cleaning and wiping. I’ll be buying these on your site. All your hard work you deserve me buying from you ! Thanks brother for all the info
Did you try Chemical Guys trim restorer ? I've been happy with their products and have used the for years. Thank you for a great channel ! Always good information.
Thelastcoat Ceratrim is absolutely the best trim restorer.. Super hydrophobic and lasts for months!!!
Grazie per i tuoi video. Sei troppo forte e preso bene. Purtroppo qui in Italia non ne abbiamo neanche uno di questi prodotti😢
Spero la turtle wax porti questo prodotto anche qui.
On my MINI trim I use ITALIAN brand labocosmetica Hydra it works good and to give it even more protection from rain I go over it with turtel wax seal and shine with a soft sponge and just leave to dry.
Great! thanks for the review! BTW, are these products can be used for interior plastics as well?
Thanks!
You bet!
Great video presentation as usual. We just purchased the Ryobi 1800psi pressure washer, Armorall Foam Cannons and Turle Wax Wash and Wax soap. Excellent recommendations. The question I have is, Is the Turtle Wax Trim Restorer a good choice to clean and restore Plastic B Pillars?? Thank you much....
Cerakote is the best by far!
I just did a spot on my hood with the chemical guys clear cut and some Maguires polish where I used a paint pen to fix a chip. It is not fun to do by hand but damn it turned out pretty good.
I have to do this as well. So did you put the paint down, polish, clear coat, and polish again? Got a small door ding and a small hood chip I want to get done.
Just an FYI on the Turtle Wax Graphene, if you get it on something you don't want it on, like your hands ;) it comes off very easily with isopropyl alcohol.
Thanks for this timely video
I've been using Chemical Guys Black on Black spray. The spray looks great but only lasts a week or so. I'm gonna try thr Cerakote wipes. Can you tell me the foam applicators you used to apply the other products?
Since plastic on my car is stained and faded unevenly, in my case the turtle wax inked product is the winer for me. Ceracoate product is durable and darkens up the plastic really good, but it’s acting like clear coat so you still can see color unevenness through it.
Thank you! This is what i was looking for
My 303 trim coat bottle was filled the same way.. works great though as every 303 product i use
Yea I’ve heard that from others now. That’s a bummer but it does work really well! I like it alot
Great video Josh! It would have been nice to see a little more surface area covered with each product and maybe an update as to how long they last.
Yes an update will be coming soon on longevity!
@@imjoshv Would you say these products that last a "long time" being once a year before reapplying?
13:17 that is a huge difference before and after. Would you recommend the Cerakote for a First Timer planning to detail a car for the first time?
Can you do a durability test with the d3 renew blak
does this any of this stuff work on more a vinyl style window molding/trim?
My girlfriend has a jeep wrangler that has a whole black plastic roof/rear end and big rough black plastic bumpers at all 4 corners. Do you think cerakote is best for that also? How many wipes do you think id have to use for that?
On your customers vehicles do you use the wash and dry method prior to applying the ceracoat? Or use another product to remove any remaining residue like a panel prep? Is this an up charge service beyond a exterior clean service package?
All of these products are great, but the trim on my truck is a darker gray so anything with a dye in it is a no go. Cerakote Trim Coat is amazing and my go to trim restore/protection product.
Yea Cerakote is my personal go to as well!
Solution Finish is also available in a grey version. But I have also used the original black solution finish on grey trim many times without any issues and it also looks nice.
I wouldnt use anything with a dye in it either. You can only use it on black parts and can potentially make a mess.
Have you or anybody tried any of these say on a inside door panel or even say on a tire? Just curious. I have used cerakote on the wiper arms and that make them look like bard new and those are metal.
What do you recommend for new trim, the Cerakote?
Would this product work on door panels that are fading (very uneven I might add)?? 2000 Silverado base model.
Are these products mainly for hard plastics? or can be used on rubber trim as well?
With these products do you have to tape off the areas since most plastics run right along the contours of the actual car paint?
hi, can these trim coats use on rubber surface?
Josh have you tried meguiars trim restorer ?
Are they slippery? Could you use them on plastic ‘step bars’?
What’s the best for a more natural factory look? Out of all the products you tried.
Any idea how the Turtle Wax would do on non-glossy pillars. By non-glossy I mean mine are the flat black but now, being eight years old they look weather beaten....
I have a 2016 Nissan rogue. Just had to replace my plastic headlights. Now the bumper where the license plate is. Which product for this b7mper applicati8n? Please
what if my trim is fine.. can i use this as a protection from fading?
Just wondering, can you use this on rubber as well or is there a separate product for this?
Which is better between Turtle Wax and Cerakote? I just bought the Cerakote. I do like Turtle Wax products. They've done an excellent job. I'd like to see a comparison between Turtle Wax Graphene, Gloss Envy and Dual Polymer Waterless Car Wash. That be interesting.
Josh have you tried lithiums trim cubes? Would definitely be a good one to throw in the mix as it’s supposed to be guaranteed for 250 washes would be nice to see how it holds up against this lineup!
I have in a previous video! The trim cubes are awesome! I like them alot
@@imjoshv I thought you did for some reason! You should also look into black rhino shines “blackout” trim restorer it’s a good one also
The trim on my older GMC Canyon truck is a dark GREY. I want a product that restores THAT color, hence the unsuitability of the tinted black TW & SF product. CeraCoat accomplishes exactly what I wanted. After full prep of plastic trim surfaces, I wiped it on WITHOUT a wipedown of first coat, let it dry overnight, then using a new wipe, evenly coated same surfaces again. It dried to a great glossy sheen with a bit of desired darkening......Never tried ANY of the competition; I don't need to with CeraCoat's results like what I obtained.....
Solutions Finish has a sealent to install after the initial solution finish dries. This created the water.& Dirt protection. You did not sealant product, hence this is not on a even playing system as the "system" wasn't fully installed.
More product = more money = Less profit
@@kaminari8481 Use the system correctly and you charge accordingly. Huge profits. As the product works the first time. No need to redo, spend time waiting, reapplying etc. .. Now how much did you save now?! Ha! Spare me.
This is not a knock on the TW or Cerakote systems..... I only stated the Solutions Finish system was not fully installed. Hence the comments about longevity were inaccurate.
can you apply these products to rubber trim?
Really nice video! I've always been a cerakote fan, but I am intrigued by the 303. Personally not a fan of the dyed products, b/c I know I'm clumsy. Can't wait to see an update on how the 303 does
Yea the 303 worked well and was easy to apply!!!
The 303 bottle feels half empty when you buy it, so I made a video measuring the fluid inside. th-cam.com/video/Lc7fV-zxeEw/w-d-xo.html
Do you know is there a product that works that does faded rubber? I bought a 2013 Ford Focus ST and the rubbers around the windows of the doors on the outside of the carr are half faded and it doesnt look really good. Ive tried a product called Ceratrim and a few others I just bought from a Auto store here in Australia and they dont do anything. They just give it a wet look and it still won't cover all the faded bits
Cerakote seems to be a very good product but I have had a lot of bad luck with packets. When you go to use them, some of the packets have leaked and the wipes are bone dry.
For the price there are 10(?) wipes in the Cerakote box. They have a bottle of Trim Coat that is around $50. Thats the same product right? I havent used either but it seems like you get way more product for the money with the bottle. Like 50 times more product vs convenience of 10 prepackaged wipes. Im thinking about getting the bottle and since I have used the wipes or bottle Im checking if my comparison of the two is correct.
is there such thing as a trim "maintainer" ? I am not restoring the plastic trim but would like to keep it dark and protected.
Will this product restore a faded Spoiler on a CRV
I use an awesome cleaner to prep surfaces called Chemical Guys Invincible Super Cleaner. Just sharing what works for me.
Hey josh after applying these, we’re any slick to the touch? Thinking for running boards on a truck, but don’t want it to be slick. Or what do you use for running boards?
Once they dried or had an itial buff off they all felt just like the natural plastic. But ill make sure to look at that in more detail on the update video!
I bought the big bottle of solution finish 3 years ago, I can't even tell there's any used. That stuff goes a loooong way. I want to try Cerakote but can't bring myself to buy it with so much solution finish left. Lol
Yea solution finish is great as well. I do like the cerakote a bit better cause you can see the protection it has when it gets wet where the solution finish doesnt seem to have the same effect... But Im with you, I would get through the bottle of solution finish first!
Can you used this for the interior ??
Ever try the lithium cubes?
Now I need to wait for the longevity tests... right?
Good review. I disagree on your value assessment of the turtle wax vs the solution finish. You said you could get at least 2-3 cars out of the turtle wax. Even if you get 10, i'm fairly certain I can get AT LEAST 20 cars out of a bottle of solution finish. Probably more like 40-50, that stuff is almost infinitely spreadable.
Hi Joe. I've said pretty much the same in my comment up top. I've done eight saloons and transporters and still have a third of a bottle left. I was very liberal with the stuff too. Value for money has to go to Solution Finish.
Which would you use on a brand new vehicle to preserve the original finish from the start?
Excuse my ignorance but I am looking to protect a brand new vehicle plastic body panels parts and trim (KIA Telluride), the items don't have a shiny finish and definitely don't need any "restoration." Can you please advise or point me to the correct video? Thanks
Thank you. Can all of these be used on new plastics to help keep them looking new, or should they only be used on faded plastics? Appreciate all of your great videos and work.
You can totally use them on new materials, and as a detailer I would suggest it wholeheartedly. It's a lot easier to do preventative maintenance than try to fix problems later, and these have UV protection, which is the biggest culprit in terms of major finish damage. You wouldn't need a dyed product for new plastics (and might not want one if you enjoy the current look of the material), but any would work. I'd suggest either the 303 or Turtle Wax products if you're experienced with these kinds of applications, personally - depending on whether you want to potentially darken the trim appearance with dye or not - and the Cerakote if you're less experienced or just want a quick-and-easy option.
@@Guynhistruck thank you very much. Appreciate it.
@@ambitio9149 Very welcome! Just FYI, these products might be designed for trim in particular, but you can use them on pretty much anything plastic to restore and protect them. I've used the 303 trim restorer and Turtle Wax's Inside Job products for non-shiny, permeable plastics (among other materials) on everything from old radios to TVs to cheap bedside tables, and the results have been excellent every time.
@@Guynhistruck oh that’s a great idea. Didn’t even think of that. That is great to know. Now I can think of many applications. Thank you.
I just used the tw trim restorer. I didn't like it one bit. Was messy, coverage was streaky. Ends up like plastiDip. I was peeling it off my glove. Now I gotta peel it all off the bottle
Interesting... Maybe a bad batch?
hey man, just an question, have you ever considered about going to the junk yard and picking up a cheap plastic, and then leaving that test piece near your shop and wet in in between other car washes. just a thought, maybe leave it air dry to elements and stuff like that.
I have… closest one to me is about 40 min away… it’s a great idea though and I’ll do it at some point haha
One thing I know from testing is we had poor luck with the first graphine products on paint... BUT they worked very well on plastic, graphine seams to have a great affinity for plastic of all kinds
Let's see how these survive
Anybody tried the Garagebulls America Plastic restorer & hydrophobic trim coating?
I want cera coat in in raw with out wipes
So I can put on my own applicator pad
Love stuff let me know if they have that
Ive seen they have a pro pack of more wipes but i dont know about just the solution alone.. Thats a great idea though! Ill see if i can find anything out
Please test amount of streaking after being rained on then naturally air dried. For a few rain days.
Thats where the real test is...... rain streaks , how long product beads, and retains color restore properties after washing repeatedly . Thanks for the effort!
I can get a 20 year old bottle of Armor All to work well. It's all about longevity. Can't make any definitive choices without knowing how long they last
Totally agree. That’s why cerakote is still my go to cause I know if lasts! I will be doing an update on this though as well!
@@imjoshv
Excellent !!
You are a Cerakote user so of course it will be the easiest. Solutions Finish is easy if you are familiar with it. And the same with the other products Regardless of reading the instructions, you know each product has a bit of finesse to it and the more familiar you are the easier you get with its nuances.
ANOTHER TH-cam GUY THAT YELLS!!!
Hello Josh. Would you actually recommend applying on trims on brand new cars for preventive maintenance?
Yea the ones that are ceramic infused would be great! They will help to keep the plastics water repellent and looking better longer
@@imjoshv Thanks so much Josh! Appreciate your response and your channel. Very informative and tons of helpful tips.
Not all vinyl is black. Is there something clear that will make light colored scratches blend back to their original color?