Jeremy is the GOAT! Hawaii is the perfect environment to test this out- warm, humid, rains paradise? Probably to some. Have had good luck with Cerakote’s trim restore, put it on all my cars a year ago.. So far it’s been solid. I’d like to try BLAK on tires and DIY Detail. Let’s see a 12mo follow-up Hawaii J-Man!
@@HawaiiDetailing hey keep us posted and I’m the know. When are we going to get to see the 1st update video on this??? I’m on the edge of my seat over here!
I feel like DIY Restore & Protect is similar to Solution Finish, but with the protection built in. The black dye does great and the protection is a bonus.
PERL looks the best I think but like you said doesnt last. Usually washes off for me in like 2-3 rain storms. I think DIY looks best on the un polished plastic. Yvan said the more chalky the plastic is the better it will soak into it. I will probably try the DIY stuff after i use up my Solution Finish
None of these products are bad or irrelevant. However, that saying “right tool for the job” still remains true. There are “dressings”, “coatings” and “restorers”. Which one do you use for which application? For black plastic trim, specifically, I have had amazingly long lasting results from Solution Finish and DiY. Cerakote, which I am now testing, is so far so good. DIY TRP = the best results I’ve had. Kind of a “one and done” type deal … as long as you maintain it. Also, if you consider just how far the little bottle spreads, it’s actually quite economical. Prep is so crucial here, before any product application. I absolutely agree with you on this one. I use a high alkaline degreaser and scrub. I also use a rotary to polish but I mix OnR with some rubbing alcohol instead of polishing agents. Still using CG’s VRP on tires. It just makes sense for me. 😊😊😊
Jeremy. Great video! I always find trim restoration challenging ... as most products fail within a few months. I would be interested in seeing another specialty product ... Solution Finish Black Plastic & Vinyl Trim Restorer topped off with Solution Finish - Over The Top Plastic Sealer ... added to your truck's trim ... especially if you intend to report back on the long-term durability of your selected trim restoration products.
Thanks for this! Appreciate your channel, I really like the DIY plastic coating and love using Perl, I use it for interior and exterior plastic trim maybe once every 2 weeks! Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
DIY detail is the winner for me! The brand has some very heavy hitters if they come out with something to beat brakebuster they'll be a one stop shop for me. Will you be doing a 3,6,12 month durability update?
I’ve got a newer car and normally wash at least every other week. I’ve been using KCX PSS to get some short term protection on my trim & seems to do okay but time will tell. Been thinking about giving Perl a try instead.
Stoner seemed to look best and hydrophobic IMO. Cerakote wipes are my go to. That product has lasted over a year on my two cars trim and they sit outside every day in Chicago weather.
H.D. thanks for your thoughts. 2 products I like to use are Cerakote Trim & Malco Revive Nu. Both are long lasting. I've used Perl, but didn't last long. I have just bought Griot's Garage Ceramic trim, jury is still out? I've heard a lot about Lithium Trim Cubes, never used? I always consider where the product is made and the cost. If you are doing this in a business, the more you spend, the less goes back into your pocket. That's where Maloco Shines...
I’m glad you ran the test the way you did. Just like ceramic coating on clear coat, the panel needs to be cleaned out first. I want to see how they look in 12mo. You’ll have to drive around town with lines on your bumper trim! I’ve had good luck with Cerakote trim restorer, but it’s all about the prep!
Thanks for that. My car is newish and only has a small amount of still nicely black plastic, so i use 303 Aerospace Protectant inside and out. Lasts about a month. I'm happy to do this every so often. What would your preference be for my particular use case? Thanks again
Just like I did in the video. Best Panel Prep I have seen so far. Works amazing and has a good smell to it also. armourdetailsupply.com/collections/all-products/products/surface-prep?ref=29jq3fx2
I dont care for for the BLAK on the trim - too drastic a color change. Trim OE color is charcoal gray and now it's black - unless I wanted that, I might be annoyed (but not surprised given the name :) ) I like the Perl, but DIY Detail is probably my pick out of these. You should try this again with Cerakote Trim Coat. Some people will think it's a joke but it is NOT. The results and durability are amazing and it restores the OE trim color without blackening it completely. Nice video though Jeremy! 😎👍
Can you do a version for the interior? Its protected from the elements inside so I'm assuming they last longer than exterior. Can some of the longer duration ones be used in the interior?
At this point I would not. I have not seen anything good enough to look good and not a fake shine. I use this Interior Cleaner & UV Protection bit.ly/3UwIzbF
i know there is a meguiars one they look the same too me but what was thinking I wouldn't mind if I can apply product everyone 1 or 2 months I'm ok with that what would you recommend I would do ?
Thanks for including us in your test! Look forward to the results 😁
Appreciate the comparison! DIY and CarPro are my picks for sure, OEM-like matte finish is what I'm after!
Good choice!
DIY was my favorite too.
Thanks for featuring DIY Detail!
You are welcome. Good stuff from you guys as usual.
Cerakote ceramic trim coat is the best plastic coating Money can buy
Will bring it in and see. Thanks
Agreed. Another channel did a trim coat torture test and Cerakote easily won.
It’s pretty good but not the best!
Cerekote trim is my go to just use on plastic only
Came here to +1 Cerakote Trim Coat. Used it on my 07 Denali trim and it worked wonders - looks NEW for the last 6+ months. Crazy. It is the REAL DEAL.
This guy is literally the goat in detailing channels! I love your content and cant stop watching! You deserve all the good things that are coming!
I appreciate that! Thanks
Thnx. I know that you put alot of time and effort into making these videos. Mahalo.
Glad you enjoyed it.
Jeremy is the GOAT! Hawaii is the perfect environment to test this out- warm, humid, rains paradise? Probably to some.
Have had good luck with Cerakote’s trim restore, put it on all my cars a year ago.. So far it’s been solid. I’d like to try BLAK on tires and DIY Detail.
Let’s see a 12mo follow-up Hawaii J-Man!
@@BarryL_EV you got it man. Thanks.
I like the darkness of the Blak the best so far. Would love to see updates!
Yeah. It’s good stuff.
Your energy is infectious!!! I love watching your channel!!!
@@DetailsNMe thanks a lot. I appreciate it
I can’t wait to see the test in time to see how each holds up in a real world test! Thanks for all you do!!!
Thanks
@@HawaiiDetailing hey keep us posted and I’m the know. When are we going to get to see the 1st update video on this??? I’m on the edge of my seat over here!
I feel like DIY Restore & Protect is similar to Solution Finish, but with the protection built in. The black dye does great and the protection is a bonus.
Just came home from a memorable two week vaca (and 7 day cruise) to your home state. You live in paradise my man. Loved it more than anything!
Great to hear!
I am staring to use Stoner Ceramic Hybrid products more often. They do the job for this amateur detail geek.🇨🇦👍👍
Thanks for your support Eric!
PERL looks the best I think but like you said doesnt last. Usually washes off for me in like 2-3 rain storms. I think DIY looks best on the un polished plastic. Yvan said the more chalky the plastic is the better it will soak into it. I will probably try the DIY stuff after i use up my Solution Finish
Thanks. yeah Ivan makes some good stuff.
Lithium Graphene Cubes are phenomenal. Highly recommend you try them
Keep them coming. Thanks for sacrificing the truck!
@@chrissothras5461 hahahah. Thanks man.
I would love to see an update. Maybe every month or two.😊 Thanks!
None of these products are bad or irrelevant. However, that saying “right tool for the job” still remains true. There are “dressings”, “coatings” and “restorers”. Which one do you use for which application? For black plastic trim, specifically, I have had amazingly long lasting results from Solution Finish and DiY. Cerakote, which I am now testing, is so far so good.
DIY TRP = the best results I’ve had. Kind of a “one and done” type deal … as long as you maintain it. Also, if you consider just how far the little bottle spreads, it’s actually quite economical.
Prep is so crucial here, before any product application. I absolutely agree with you on this one. I use a high alkaline degreaser and scrub. I also use a rotary to polish but I mix OnR with some rubbing alcohol instead of polishing agents.
Still using CG’s VRP on tires. It just makes sense for me.
😊😊😊
Thanks skull. Some great tips from a pro here.
Jeremy. Great video! I always find trim restoration challenging ... as most products fail within a few months. I would be interested in seeing another specialty product ... Solution Finish Black Plastic & Vinyl Trim Restorer topped off with Solution Finish - Over The Top Plastic Sealer ... added to your truck's trim ... especially if you intend to report back on the long-term durability of your selected trim restoration products.
Thanks for the recomendation
Thanks for this! Appreciate your channel, I really like the DIY plastic coating and love using Perl, I use it for interior and exterior plastic trim maybe once every 2 weeks! Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
@@scottanderson81 cheers buddy. Thanks.
Dang after the little water test they all look good man really good test
Thanks. I appreciate it
DIY detail is the winner for me! The brand has some very heavy hitters if they come out with something to beat brakebuster they'll be a one stop shop for me. Will you be doing a 3,6,12 month durability update?
Will probably do some updates but a year from now who knows what will have happened to the truck by then? hahaha
Thank you.
Perl is so nice and can be used for many things :)
Yeah its been a go to around the garage for many years
DIY detail has some good products
I’ve got a newer car and normally wash at least every other week. I’ve been using KCX PSS to get some short term protection on my trim & seems to do okay but time will tell.
Been thinking about giving Perl a try instead.
Stoner seemed to look best and hydrophobic IMO. Cerakote wipes are my go to. That product has lasted over a year on my two cars trim and they sit outside every day in Chicago weather.
Awesome thanks for sharing your results
Great video! Try the Cerakote wipes or the Lithium trim cubes. I've had success with both.
Thank you! Will do!
H.D. thanks for your thoughts. 2 products I like to use are Cerakote Trim & Malco Revive Nu. Both are long lasting. I've used Perl, but didn't last long. I have just bought Griot's Garage Ceramic trim, jury is still out? I've heard a lot about Lithium Trim Cubes, never used? I always consider where the product is made and the cost. If you are doing this in a business, the more you spend, the less goes back into your pocket. That's where Maloco Shines...
Thanks. I agree with all.
I’m glad you ran the test the way you did. Just like ceramic coating on clear coat, the panel needs to be cleaned out first. I want to see how they look in 12mo. You’ll have to drive around town with lines on your bumper trim!
I’ve had good luck with Cerakote trim restorer, but it’s all about the prep!
Thanks! Hahaha yeah I will.
What protect would you recommend for new trim?
Here are my favs. www.hawaiidetailing.com/plastic-trim-coatings
Great comparison, but no Koch Chemie Pss? I just tried some on 20 year old trim. Amazing.
Will add it next test. Thanks.
Great Video. Would you consider Gtechniq trim coating and Solution Finish a great solution as well? Curious to hear your opinion
Awesome review and tesing!
Thanks.
Slammmm dunk please at the end because I’m watching , I always buy what you promote😂🎉🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
Thanks for always supporting the channel.
Thanks for that.
My car is newish and only has a small amount of still nicely black plastic, so i use 303 Aerospace Protectant inside and out. Lasts about a month. I'm happy to do this every so often. What would your preference be for my particular use case?
Thanks again
The ceramics would last way longer but the 303 is a good way to go to if you just want a spray on wipe off application
Do you use a panel prep for trim work? If so what do you use.
Just like I did in the video. Best Panel Prep I have seen so far. Works amazing and has a good smell to it also. armourdetailsupply.com/collections/all-products/products/surface-prep?ref=29jq3fx2
Love vrp bro 😂 , dang and slammmmmmmmm, thanks for the slam man ❤
You got it buddy. The slam is part of me liking the product. I will always bring it for you on the good stuff. Sometimes I do forget though. LOL
What I've done is solution finish waited a week and topped it with vonixx plastic ceramic and going strong for 2 years like factory
Thanks for sharing
I really like the look of Pearl, since it is water based, can you not apply a ceramic over it to get the longevity?
@@goldenbear31 no you need a raw surface for a ceramic to penetrate and stick.
You got that backwards. Apply ceramic over a clean and uncoated surface. You can later add products on top of the ceramic after it cures.
I dont care for for the BLAK on the trim - too drastic a color change. Trim OE color is charcoal gray and now it's black - unless I wanted that, I might be annoyed (but not surprised given the name :) ) I like the Perl, but DIY Detail is probably my pick out of these.
You should try this again with Cerakote Trim Coat. Some people will think it's a joke but it is NOT. The results and durability are amazing and it restores the OE trim color without blackening it completely.
Nice video though Jeremy! 😎👍
Thanks and I will bring some alternatives in at some point. Will definitely give it a look.
@@HawaiiDetailing I always enjoy your videos man. I'm curious - what's your day job?
When I am not doing this I fly airplanes.
Can you do a version for the interior? Its protected from the elements inside so I'm assuming they last longer than exterior. Can some of the longer duration ones be used in the interior?
At this point I would not. I have not seen anything good enough to look good and not a fake shine. I use this Interior Cleaner & UV Protection bit.ly/3UwIzbF
@@HawaiiDetailing thanks for the reply good sir!
🤙🏻 thanks bro
Any time!
The Stoners looked good. For me it was just the right shade. Not to shiny.
Thanks!
Yeah. Not bad
im surprised no cerakote
Did not have any for this test
i know there is a meguiars one they look the same too me but what was thinking I wouldn't mind if I can apply product everyone 1 or 2 months I'm ok with that what would you recommend I would do ?
I always recommend a more semi permanent ceramic coating as a base coat and short term solutions as needed for maintenance. Thanks for watching
@@HawaiiDetailing have you tried the meguiars?
Not yet
Hi Jeremy, you look younger and younger! Nice body shape bro!
@@SaddyTaz thanks. I appreciate it
Personally for plastic I really like Koch chemie PSS
Nice
Thanks
Koch chemie Top Star ???
I've had the best results just removing the plastic peice and painting it
DIY looks to be the most hydrophobic, which lasts longer I don’t know.
We will find out if people want to see some updates??
@@HawaiiDetailingfor sure!!! I can’t wait!!! I like to be as one and done as possible!
Really faded plastic can be restored with a heat gun,works awusome,jeeps are really bad for this fading. Heat is best.My opinion.
Your location
Hawaii
First !
Yeah Nice
🙂👍
Thanks
You are funny gay I like yours videos
Blak looks G, id like to see it go up against cerakote...