Who has used #38?

[96Lude]

I have tried the following products to dress my exterior black rubber and plastic trim:

HyperDressing Diluted 4:1 (Great for engine dressing)
#40 (Great for interior cleaning)

I have not really been satisfied with the way they make the trim look. I am looking for a product that will really darken it and make it look new.

Have any of you tried #38? If so, how does it make the trim look?

Thanks.

[SL1CK]

Have you tried Meguiars Exterior Trim Detailer?

[steveo3002]

ive used it...its pretty much as good as it gets , although it still does wash off or strek in the rain

worth a try id say

heres pic of some on a badly faded bumper

[96Lude]

I haven't tried the Meguiar's Exterior Trim Detailer. How does it make the trim look?

[gb387]

Originally posted by 96Lude
I haven't tried the Meguiar's Exterior Trim Detailer. How does it make the trim look?

I have #38 and really like the products looks and application method. To minimize streaks apply #38 let it sit for 10 min or so then wipe excess with a clean dry cotton towel. Overall #38 is a very good product!

Here are two photos with Meguiars Exterior Trim Detailer applied:



As for the Exterior Trim Detailer I do like the look but I do not care for the application method, I prefer a hand applied product over and aerosol.

[farmboy]

I've seen that #38 has been discontinued. ADS shows a limited supply. It was 14.99 for a 32oz bottle.

[BigLeegr]

Originally posted by farmboy
I've seen that #38 has been discontinued. ADS shows a limited supply. It was 14.99 for a 32oz bottle.

Aw cr@p!! I liked this stuff, too.

[stealth]

MEG'S trim detailer is available in nonaerosol form for hand application & it produces the same result.