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The Best Plastic Trim Restorer on the Market! Extreme Jeep Bumper Restoration! Update in Comments!!!
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- Опубликовано: 12 май 2022
- Today I get my hands on the best plastic restorer on the market, I'm not sponsored by Cerakote but I do think they made a home run with this product. This puts mother's back to black to shame. I originally learned about this from the RUclips channel Project Farm where he tested many different products in this genre.
Cerakote Ceramic Trim Coat
is the name of the product and is available on Amazon.
here's the link the the 1.5 year update video on my channel, thanks!!
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Here's the link to the 1.5 year update video!
ruclips.net/video/q6p3xAof0b4/видео.htmlsi=CqKU4ZDEjzkqn-NK
I used that stuff and it makes such a huge difference. Mine is over six months old and still looks like new. Nice demonstration.
Thank you for sharing!! My Jeep's fenders are just like this.... Fixing it today thanks to you!
Thank you!
Project Farm agrees, great tutorial- thank you!
Thanks! I did a 1.5 year update video I pinned in the comments
Wow...that was impressive! Bumper looked great!
It definitely makes a difference! I watched a video on the Project Farm channel on RUclips and that's how I discovered it.
Thanks I will give it a try on my pro master van thing the sucks is there is a lot of trim on my van take it easy
maybe you had better luck than me, but I found on our faded fenders on the jeep. This ceramic coat did a decently, but there was still a lot of fade underneath it. You gotta go deeper I think to really get rid of the fade at least in my experience, especially on fenders. We found some really cheap painted fenders that we bought used off of someone and we’re actually glad to not deal with the fade anymore. :-) I think I would just buy new fenders if I went back to Black.
@@aacar4095 it's possible I'm sure, I know they say the Preparation is the most important part and I did apply multiple coats, still looks better than it did and it's 3 years later outside in the SC Heat and weather.
Used this on my wife's Rav4 one year ago it still looks great
Mines still looking better than it did before as well! Thanks for your comment!
used it on all black plastics on f350, works amazing, before even on one year old truck they kept getting grey couple days after wash, drove me nuts
I used this on all the black trim on my wranger and still looks great 6 months later and inwas it once a week and park it outside
Thank, hear of the stuff and was wondering about it. Going to get some now. 👍
I just did a 1.5 year update video on this actually! Check it out
Thank you! I’m so glad I saw this. I was looking to repaint these same components.
Fellow Carolinaian! Ty for the video
It's been a little over 6 months and still looking great! Thanks for commenting Wigaholic.
looks good ...Really brought out the shine...
This randomly popped up in my feed and it's something I need to tend to on my wife JKU. The fenders especially look grey.
Been almost 5 months now and holding up great.
That's good to hear. I located the product on Amazon. I'm starting to create as well and it's tough when working full-time with kids. Thanks for the tips.
@@BigManAlaska I have a few myself. I know it's very rough
i tried it an it looked great but didnt last all that long here in the 100°f with 90% humidity heat here in south alabama but the new turtle wax ceramic with the dye looks extremely better and has held up way longer it is a little more work because of the dye but its definately worth it!
Huh, I'm in South Carolina and it's still looking way better than it did and it's been well over a year now. Well I'm glad you found a product you like.
The end result is nice but try the trim coating from SEM. I did my JK bumpers with barely a light cleaning with brake cleaner before spraying. 2 years later it’s still black and doesn’t rub off. Faster and easier.
Thanks for the recommendation, the coating I applied a year and a half ago on my jeep is still holding up pretty darn good so Im good for a bit but may give that a try in another year or 2.
Nice!! Thanks!!
Make sure to check out the 1.5 year update video I pinned in the comments! Thanks for commenting.
Literally just saw this stuff in Walmart. Wasn’t sure if I should buy it or use chemical guys prodict. Need to do a H2 all the way around
I found a good way to apply, use black foam, paint brushes, put the coating in a bowl, dip, brush and apply
Sounds like it would work with a certain type, I had the fabric towels that already had the Cerakote on it.
Love it!
That looks good
Hello cute neighbours dog 🥰
It's Cerakote with a "k"
Greetings from NZ. Ok I'm impressed. But what caught my eye was the shortened rear bumper or fender as you call them up there. Where can I find the instructions to shorten mine on my old Diesel JK? Cheers and thanks
Hey thanks for watching! I did a video explaining how to do it step by step on my channel! ruclips.net/video/Fsxjw28N-pI/видео.html
Can I have a link to this product, please?
Ideally you'd use a big flame touch...
It just takes a good water based dressing.
No need for any oil base solvents or black trim gimmicks
If that works for you, I'm glad, go with what you're comfortable with. I just wiped this down and it's still looking good about a year and a half later.
👍👍👍
Still like and recommend this product?
Indeed I do, I made an update video awhile ago.
Were do I get this
Does your rear bumper still look pretty good? My rear bumper looks like your before.
It does still look good, not like it did right after I applied it but way better than before. So it's still holding up great!
@@dirtsailoroff-road5580 That is all I needed to know. Thank you. For some reason I didn't get a notification you answered so I'm sorry this is 2 months late.
are you going to use it in on your fender skirts?
Those are powder coated steel. Not Plastic so that wouldn't work.
Will it work for sun faded dashboard?
If it's plastic I'm sure it would but you may be blinded from the reflection lol
I bet there is acetone in that product. I wonder how it would work on royalex?
Smells a lot like ammonia and definently works.
Does this make the surface slippery at all? I’ve got running boards that are faded and I want to try this on them.
No that I know of, I don't step on my bumper aloy lol but it doesn't seem like it has changed the slipperiness once dry.
@@dirtsailoroff-road5580 that’s good to know. Thanks for the reply. I’m wondering about when it’s wet too. I don’t use the running boards but my short friends and the women do lol and I don’t want them busting their ass getting into my truck 😂
@@KickNine I know how that is lol it'll only stay wet for a little while, maybe 30 minutes to an hour.
Has anyone tried this product on tires...to keep the "browning" from reappearing? I scrub my tires down with cleaner/degreaser and after they dry, I can still find places with "browning" coming through.😞
I haven't tried, although it's not the first time someone has thought about using it on rubber. Ceracote responded to this by saying they don't recommend applying it to rubber as it was not designed to be used on rubber. That could mean a few things, 1, it will dissolve the rubber into a jelly, 2. It won't do anything, or 3. It'll work great. Idk lol
Just use a brand name tire gel shine. It works for me, no browning on Michelin tires.
I’m still waiting for my kit in the mail, but ExoForma Permashine is a tire coating that is supposed to last for up to a year at a time. Won’t sling residue like with traditional tire shine, and repels water and dirt so it won’t wash off. Has really good reviews but I’ll find out soon enough
I use Westleys bleach white to clean my tires before applying any tire dressing it usually takes off that brown stuff
I use the stuff from Costco, 3 large spray cans for $15
How many washes did it last before fading?
It still looks good over a year later. I haven't washed it but a few times, the rest has just been sun and rain, but its still looking better than it did before.
Used this on mine and still looks new 6 months later with washing once a week and parked outside the while time
Hmmm, what about the paint? Does it have negative impacts on the paint? I have used different products and all them say avoid getting on the paint. Thanks
Someone else asked my question.
Yes the same goes for this, it says to avoid getting it on the paint, I know I brushed my paint on accident with it a few times and my paint has been fine though.
How's it lasted for you?
Check my pinned comment here, I just made an update video! Thanks for watching
We're can I get this serakote coat
Amazon, eBay, any place you can get auto parts.
Will this get same results on a truck bedliner ??
I have not tried so I can't confirm as far as a rubber liner, I haven't had a plastic truck bed liner fade. If it's a rubberized coating it would probably be hard to apply but as far as a plastic liner most likely it would.
Is it available in Australia ???
You should be able to get it on Amazon.com.au
@@dirtsailoroff-road5580 thank you
will it affect the paint?
Don't know, I wouldn't purposely wipe it on paint.
Directions say to not get it on painted surfaces and if you do clean it immediately
The company makes one for paint and for glass as well
So this is the best because you say so!
Not because I say so, because I've been through numerous of others and it's held up rather well for almost 2 years now when others only last a month or two.
How long does it last.
Check the pinned comment for the 1.5 year update video.
One bit of advice from my YT usage is, IF you ask (beg) for my like or sub, you'll usually get neither.
I let the content determine for me. Nothing else.
Good luck with your channel.
P.s.
I gave a like for the content mostly based on you providing the number of packets you used (a good reference).
I think
Apply coconut oil 3xtimes eith intervals of 24hrs and see the magic happen.
Dry or wet hiw do you apply?
@@sellvihansellvihan9602 Just clean the surface being dried out not wet.
Owatrol Polytrol will give the same, and lasting, result for far less money 😎👍
Glad you found a product you like.
Just use a heat gun does the same thing
have you considered a wrap
I have but it's not a top priority for me.