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Microfiber cloths, Detailing brush, Gloves, Applicator pad
Wear gloves to protect your skin from chemicals., Work in a well-ventilated area to avoid inhaling fumes., Avoid contact with eyes; rinse immediately if exposed., Keep chemicals away from children and pets.
Rinse the truck's trim with water to remove loose dirt and debris.
Wash the plastic trim using mild car wash soap and a microfiber cloth.
Rinse the trim thoroughly to remove all soap residue.
Dry the trim completely using a clean microfiber towel.
Put on gloves to protect your hands from chemicals.
Apply isopropyl alcohol to a cloth and wipe down the trim to remove oils and old products.
Allow the alcohol to evaporate fully before proceeding.
Shake the trim restorer bottle well before use.
Apply a small amount of trim restorer to an applicator pad.
Rub the product evenly onto the plastic trim using overlapping strokes.
Use a detailing brush for hard-to-reach areas or textured surfaces.
Let the product sit on the trim for the time recommended by the manufacturer.
Buff off any excess product with a clean microfiber cloth.
Inspect the trim for even coverage and reapply if necessary.
Repeat the application process for heavily faded areas.
Avoid getting the product on painted surfaces or glass.
Allow the trim to cure fully before exposing it to rain or washing.
Dispose of used cloths and pads according to local regulations.
Store remaining product in a cool, dry place for future use.
Wash your hands thoroughly after completing the restoration.
Plastic trim restorer, Isopropyl alcohol, Mild car wash soap, Water
Medium
Use a heat gun carefully to revive color before applying restorer for deeper results., Apply restorer in the shade to prevent streaking from quick drying., Multiple thin coats often yield better results than one heavy coat., Use painter’s tape to mask off paint and glass for a cleaner application.
