any recommendations for cleaning/keeping plastic trim black
 

ive read up on black to black by mothers and apparently doesnt seem to last long enough. there another product(s) that do a better job that's not insanely expensive?

*back to black

This

Fade 2 Black

OR

Duragloss 271 Rubber Bumper & Flat Black Dressing

303 Aerospace protectant is wonderful

I accidentally got some wax on the black plastics on the outside of my jeep and now need to do this regularly :\

mr clean magic eraser

i used to have this stuff from carbrite called bumper coat. worked great for me.

Or automagic quickshine. I just don't know where to buy them

fade 2 black is awesome
otherwise
Autoglym Vinyl Rubber Care will work
Chemical Guys VRP will work too
Blackwow will work by slowly dying it back to black chemically
303 Aerospace Protectant works, but it fades quite quickly on tires (but its fine on trim)

fade 2 black is aerosal, by my experience it doesnt last as long as gel types.

peanut butter gets rid of wax residue on black trim

Use this: http://www.autowerkesexclusive.com/p...ser/index.html

Where are you getting yours locally?

303 Aerospace can be bought from Ken, otherwise i still have over 32oz of it if you want to try some.

You can get 303 at crappy tire and lordco.

crappy tire's site dont seem to sell it and lordco doesnt have 303 listed :S

http://i.ebayimg.com/24/!Boj,dmwBGk~...U1(MY!~~_3.JPG
this right here is magic on all viny/leather interior pieces.
on plastics you can use a regular gum eraser.

dampen with a bit of cleaner, wipe off excess. done.
slap on a bit of protectant if you'd like to keep the trim nice and rich

Peanut butter works, as mentioned before.
A heat gun also does wonders.

sweet thanks for the feedback guys!

peanut butter. nuff' said

Here's what I did for my Passat a few years ago. Any leather dye should work. Gotta redo the dye after a year or so.

http://dubberz.com/forum/index.php/t...html#msg252053

P butter or wd40
use it in reasonable amounts

is magic eraser safe on genuine leather?

in the long run no, even with just using it i dont think its a good idea because leather kinda needs nutrients to keep healthy and nice. You're going to make it absorb a ton of mr clean chemicals which is probably not good for leather at all.
Use proper leather care stuff.

peanut butter = cheapest alternative that you don't even have to go out to buy, since you probably have some in your kitchen right now

i use my clean magic eraser followed by peanut butter. it doesn't restore the deep black look (you'll need something like back 2 black for that) but it does get rid of wax residue

We have some Carpro PERL coming which is supposed to last up to three months on tires and trim. As well, I will be testing a dye for exterior trim. I'll keep you guys updated.