[Earl_the_Pearl]

I think car color may play a part in what product is best. A black car shows every speck of dirt but shines best. A silver car doesn't show dirt but doesn't shine as well.

[pikapp]

Now if somebody can just find a product to take care of the black trim around the windows and around the base on the vert tops. Getting some....dulling-weathered look on both our cars and haven't found anything yet to bring them back. The Zaino Perfect Tire Gloss helps, but still not what I'm looking for.

[texastang]

Originally Posted by pikapp

Now if somebody can just find a product to take care of the black trim around the windows and around the base on the vert tops. Getting some....dulling-weathered look on both our cars and haven't found anything yet to bring them back. The Zaino Perfect Tire Gloss helps, but still not what I'm looking for.

Try Mother's "Back to Black." Found it at both Autozone and Pep Boys

[pikapp]

Originally Posted by texastang

Try Mother's "Back to Black." Found it at both Autozone and Pep Boys

Ahhh, knew someone had a recommendation, thanks.

Follow up to my earlier post here.

DO NOT USE EAGLE ONE-KEEP CLEAN WHEEL

Tried it today and it leaves a milky haze on the rims. It never dried to a clear invisible shield as the instructions claimed. During drying, which is supposed to only take 15 min, wheels may look hazy (also stated in the instructions), but is supposed to clear up and be invisible. Didn't happen. Another product not passing the test.

[MineralIronHors]

I use Back-to-Black on all my plastic trim pieces. It cleans the trim of any wax residue that may have got on it and also gives it a nice shine. To the OP, the car looks great, keep it up!