THE LAST COAT CeraTrim Shine Spray for Cars, Trim and Restores Plastics from Cars, CeraTrim Cleaner for Paint Protection & Long-Lasting Shine, Polish Spray 8(Oz)

This stuff is clear. Thick like honey and almost sticky like honey at first. The applicator it comes with is not the best. I recommend using a 4” round foam hand applicator like you use with wax.I ABUSE my Land Rover. Over 200k miles on backroads and hot sun to below freezing. The black accents on my snorkel , hood vinyl and handles , ETC are so faded they are almost grey.I’ve spent hundreds of $ on everything. After using Last coat on my paint job a few weeks ago it blew me away the product finish and ceramic armor for my paint. I wash my rover maybe once a week now.This is the only product EVER. To restore ABS plastic back to black and hold for weeks now. I highly recommend for restoring and or maintaining a new vehicle. Sure it’s a little more $. But it actually works. And use minimal product to achieve effect. Less time / arm grease needed to maintain. I’m sold. You will be too.Only use for exterior surfaces. If you surface prep and not get the particular piece you’re restoring wet for a few days it tends to stay new looking for nearly months. If you apply this in wet season or wash car same day it will not perform as well. Great product and worth the effort to apply as you will not need to repeatedly do this all year. Maybe 2-3 times a year depending on your climate and abuse. Hope this helps you!

My daughter purchased an older Element with blue cladding. It looked good until the first rain when the quick fix the dealer used washed away, leaving streaks. It is hard to find products made for trim that is not black. This was stuff was a bit more than I wanted to spend but I wanted to do the job right. Well, it looks amazing! I used this stuff a month ago and it still looks good. I wanted to wait to see if it faded or ran but it did not. I would make sure to let the car sit overnight since the finish was tacky at first. It only took about a half a bottle to do all the cladding (there is a lot!) on an Element. I want to do the trim on my car now. I live in an area with harsh sun light so I will be happy if it lasts six months. It may be a bit expensive, but the finish does not fade quickly and there is enough in the bottle to last a long time. I am not sure where the negative reviews are coming from (competitor or someone who can't read directions?). If you read the directions, it will work wonders on your vehicle.

I bought this to restore the black plastic of my 2003 Toyota RAV4. I noticed a big difference when I first put it on, it made the car look new again. It’s been about 6 months now and I’ve been noticing the black shine is gone and it’s looking grayish again. So I’d say it works, but it’s no miracle product. Definitely is something that you would have to keep up with and apply a few times a year.

The product works amazing for fixing up trim. Rather than a dye, it darkens and enhances the texture. More on that below. It's really easy to use and apply too, and made my BRZ look better than new!There are some considerations though to this product. It isn't a dye, as you can see in the bumper picture I uploaded. There were several white marks on my bumper from rock chips. This product won't fix that. If there is some extreme discoloration on the trim due to damage, or paint or stains, it might not cover it up. The coating is clear, so sudden differences in color on the same part of the car can't be fixed. You may want to dye said areas first if you have a problem like mine, then apply ceratrim.Edit: At the one month mark the ceratrim seems to be holding up nicely. I've also uploaded a couple new pictures. One highlighting the damage to my bumper, and another one if my headlights. My headlights were getting hazy, so I sanded, compounded and polished them. Afterwards I applied ceratrim to the headlights. It seems to have worked very well.At this point I have nothing more to add. I'll do another update the 6 month mark.

I purchased The Last Coat CeraTrim to restore the plastic trim on a 2016 Jeep Wrangler. It did an awesome job. The trim looks like new in most places. A couple of spots on the rear bumper that were really faded may need another coat. I was amazed that we only used about 1/8th of the bottle to do the bumpers, fenders, running boards and all of the other trim on the vehicle. The Jeep has a LOT more plastic than most vehicles. This is really easy to use. I was worried it would take time to do the entire jeep but is was not bad at all.Only 2.5 weeks out since doing it but it still looks great. Maybe I'll update the review at 2-3 months out but so far so good.Sadly, I don't have a "before" photo but the fenders and other plastic trim were very faded before using CeraTrim

Used in outside trim but did not last more than a few weeks before it streaked. Tried for inside dash and door trim. Little goes a long way. Lasted about 6 months. Only issue is had to let car air out for a few days. Smell is strong.

Took the very faded trim on my 6 year old truck and made it look brand new! I have tried just about every product and process out there just shy of buying new trim and this is hands down the BEST! Ceratrim is ALL I WILL USE FROM NOW ON!It’s easy to apply. Lasts about 3-4 washes then needs a touch up. Any when I say touch up that’s it! The trim doesn’t look faded or that hazy color it normally turns when others wear off. I do suggest following directions for first application! And apply 2-3 coats. I degreased all my trim (it looked terrible after that!) but ceratrim brought it back and sealed it up nicely once it cured. Washing was easy! Will really to keep it looking nice every couple months!BUY THIS STUFF! It’s the last brand you’ll need for plastic trim!

Amazing stuff. I have a 2013 F150 with white/gray looking plastic that was originally black. Now its very dark and nice. Beware as it will make some surfaces slippery (at least until it cures). I say that as it says in the instructions to not let the surface get wet for 24 hours. Morning dew messed that up for me. I am still cleaning off the excess to see if that helps. Just follow the instructions!