Kicks ***. I tried it out on my g/f's accord and it worked wonders. I was a little bit skeptical because her wiper arms and the plastic piece in front of the windshield was REALLY in bad shape. I took some pictures to show the difference, which was fantastic. In the first picture, you can see the difference between one wiper arm that's been treated and the other wiper arm which hasn't. In the second pic, you can see where I missed a spot and how big of a difference it is. In the third, the plastic on the left has been treated with a bit of excess leading to the right that's untreated. It's also interesting to note that this apparently isn't only for black trim, that it can be used on other color trim as well.

 

+1

one of the best product ever made. all my exterior plastic and rubber parts all look brand new!!!

it does fade and wash off over time... so keep in mind this product will need to be re-applied

 

yea it is good stuff, used it many times. to bad it cant work on micheal jackson.

 

Have you tried it on any of the interior stuff, like the dash or door panels?

 

sorry to butt in, but i used it on a vinal dash and it left it really really shiny and greasy kind of. so i used a damp/soapy rag to clean it off sort of.

 

I used it on my interior the other day... It did leave it sort of oily but it made it look 100% better.

 

Don't use it on the interior. Use Mother's Plastic protectant....it conditions the vinyl and leaves it looking nice and non-greasy. The opposite of the Armor All ****.

 

I use poorboy's interior cleaner.. Good stuff

 

nah, i haven't used it on the interior. i'm not a fan of greasy panels. i just use the interior cleaner for mine.

 

Best product I've found for FD door panels. When I first got the car 10 years ago, I tried all of the interior treatments available at the time. I've been using it on mine for 10 years now with no ill affect.

Jack

 

+1 or 303 aerospace protectant for interiors. Back to Black on exteriors will only last a short time before you need to apply again ..

 

Back to Black - works good. I've tried it and really works well..