Fading black trim

[buddy89]

Hey everyone,

Got some troubles with fading black trim... Hasnt faded to bad but want to stop it from goign much further... Have some Meguiars trim detailer but cant seem to get in to the little nooks and crannies... any help??

[Nappers]

Re: Fading black trim

Watcha working on?

Can you use Q-tips or other type of applicator?

I cruise the make up areas to see what type of foamie things that are made for the girls.

[buddy89]

Re: Fading black trim

Hey

HAHA on all things with trim i COULD be working on, it had to be the wiper arms. Like i said in previous threads its not that bad but want to stop it...

Thanks

[yalerd]

Re: Fading black trim

I would apply Trim Detailer with a foam pad and let it sit for a couple of minutes and then remove the excess

[Mike Phillips]

Re: Fading black trim

Hey everyone,

Got some troubles with fading black trim... Hasn't faded to bad but want to stop it from going much further... Have some Meguiar's trim detailer but cant seem to get in to the little nooks and crannies... any help??

Sometimes you just have to be creative, we used to sell these little foam swabs for things like you want to do but they weren't big sellers they they were discontinued.

Like mentioned, look at a Ladies beauty supply store, they have things like this for applying makeup.

G10810 Gold Class Trim Detailer

[Black Bart]

Re: Fading black trim

Well since Meguiars don't make what you need I will post what my favorite is for trim. Wolfgang Finger Pockets.
I use them for all interior plastic panels and dash and exterior trim.

Faster than a foam applicator or rag with much better control.

These things are nice for behind interior door handles and other hard to reach places.
I don't think I will link to them but if you do a google you should be able to find them.