Thanks again to Auto Finesse for sending through another test product for us all to review.
This time round the product was their much talked about "Revive" Trim product. My trim is C4'd, but was starting to wear off, so it's something I've needed recently, so good timing!
This was actually tested on Sunglasses_Ron 's sister's car, which he was detailing ready for sales on day at The Unit. So while Scrooge and tom were faffing with the new Yeti, RDR and I set about cleaning, polishing and generally sprucing up this little Dci.
Having been washed down by Dave, it was clear the car had never been treated to... anything. ObliTARate doing it's job. Two to three hits, I think it took...
Once the car was clean, I did a few panels with the DA and Dave carried on. Once finished and washed down again, while RDR went around waxing, I gave the bare, clean trims a wipe down of Eraser, to ensure a decent bond.
The product in question - a little goes a long way!
50:50
Left side applied and buffed to leave a nice even finish, right side untreated
One place this product really did excel on were the window rubber trims. Nice even finish on the right, in comparison to the left 10 year old trim.
And a Yeti!
Great product this. Big fan of permanent trim offerings, but for those with the time to reapply every couple of months, this is definitely a necessary tool in the detailing box.
Thanks all.
Jamie
This time round the product was their much talked about "Revive" Trim product. My trim is C4'd, but was starting to wear off, so it's something I've needed recently, so good timing!
This was actually tested on Sunglasses_Ron 's sister's car, which he was detailing ready for sales on day at The Unit. So while Scrooge and tom were faffing with the new Yeti, RDR and I set about cleaning, polishing and generally sprucing up this little Dci.
Having been washed down by Dave, it was clear the car had never been treated to... anything. ObliTARate doing it's job. Two to three hits, I think it took...
Once the car was clean, I did a few panels with the DA and Dave carried on. Once finished and washed down again, while RDR went around waxing, I gave the bare, clean trims a wipe down of Eraser, to ensure a decent bond.
The product in question - a little goes a long way!
50:50
Left side applied and buffed to leave a nice even finish, right side untreated
One place this product really did excel on were the window rubber trims. Nice even finish on the right, in comparison to the left 10 year old trim.
And a Yeti!
Great product this. Big fan of permanent trim offerings, but for those with the time to reapply every couple of months, this is definitely a necessary tool in the detailing box.
Thanks all.
Jamie
