gc trim detailer vs gold class vinyl/rubber protectant vs hyperdressing vs ...

[rjohnson2]

are these 'similar' products? i was planning on picking up some hyperdressing for engine/tires/etc and was wondering what is the difference between it and say the gold class trim detailer or gold class vinyl/rubber protectant? can the hyperdressing be used on window trim, mirrors, plastic on bumper, door seal moldings, etc with the same effect as the trim detailer? i also have some back to black right now too which from what i understand is similar to the trim detailer.

basically my question is would i be ok with back to black & hyperdressing for all my exterior trim or is there something that the gold class trim detailer or gold class vinyl/rubber protectant would be needed/better for?

thanks

[Murr1525]

Re: gc trim detailer vs gold class vinyl/rubber protectant vs hyperdressing vs ...

Yeah, Hyperdressing would be a good choice.

You may find better durabilty from All Season Dressing or the Gold Class Trim Detailer though.

I like to apply them, then let sit a few minutes, and wipe off excess.

[Alex C.]

Re: gc trim detailer vs gold class vinyl/rubber protectant vs hyperdressing vs ...


I would replace B2B with GC Trim Detailer completely. The longevity, ease of use and consistency is all better than that of B2B. I do like to buff it off as well, especially before wet weather as it can run if not. I still use HD for tires, wells and engines. But everything else exterior usually gets GC Trim Detailer. GC Vinyl/Rubber Protectant is more of an interior product.

Just in case you were wondering. M40 is awesome for weatherstripping.

[rjohnson2]

Re: gc trim detailer vs gold class vinyl/rubber protectant vs hyperdressing vs ...

thanks guys, appreciate the help. i think im gonna get some of the gc trim detailer with the hyperdressing.. i have not been impressed with the mothers back to black at all.