CERAKOTE® Ceramic Trim Coat Restoration Kit

Exactly what I needed to brighten and keep bright my black plastic on my Jeep.

Worked just like it said.

LOVED IT MADE MY TRUCK GIVE THE NEW LOOK AGAIN!!!! SO FAR SO GOOD!!!!!

i used it on a silverado, and while it does look good when you put it on, it does leave imperfections. i have noticed some areas where it looks like the ceramic coat is bubbling off. I cleaned it with soap, then isoproyl alchol, and applied. I followed all instructions. Giving it an extra coat or two will solve the issue, but there are not enough wipes. I have multiple spots where it does not look good, but I dont really wanna buy another kit when I could buy megiaurs uppdate: Some of the trim, the cerakote is not sticking. It has a white apperance, which is flaking off.

I am thrilled with the immediate performance! I applied the product to my rear plastic around the bumper and waited a day to see how it dried etc before doing the rest of my car, and I would say that the product works quite well! Youll get a bag that has about 8-10 (sorry I didnt actually count) individually wrapped cloths that are presoaked in the product. Rip one open and get going! On that note- I ended up using all but 3 of the packets to do my whole car - but there is quite a bit of black plastic trim on my car. If I were doing my Miata this would certainly be two full applications. One thing I will say is that I essentially made the decision to simply get a new pad once the one I was using seemed to be about 75% used. This meant that it was much easier to apply the product to the textured trim, and meant I was putting in little to no elbow grease. Someone else said that it dried hard on their smooth trim and they couldnt get it off which I can totally see being possible. I was extra careful to wipe off any product that got somewhere I didnt want it (ie paint) but even so I got some on the edges of glass and it dried almost immediately and I definitely couldnt get it off with a towel. BE EXTRA CAREFUL!! Also I noted one other review that had photos of some streakiness on a textured trim piece and I do think that a heavier application or second coat of the product may have helped there, but thats just a guess as Im not entirely sure what their application process was. Ive uploaded a before and after, and you can see that my trim isnt really a deep black, but Im pretty sure that it is currently back to a factory look. Ill be doing my smooth black trim later on and planning to compound and polish it as if it were clear coat and I think that will do nicely to mitigate any splotchiness etc. there.

Doesnt work on all types of plastic, but it did a good job for the most part. Only a couple of car washes in but it seems to be staying just fine.