TQB
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i was thinking of getting some 4* Rubber Vinyl Protectant to use on my exterior black trim. But I seen where it is water based. Doesnt this mean that it wouldnt work on exterior or am I wrong?
4* Rubber Vinyl Protectant?
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groebuck
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hmm not sure - I think 303 is water based and it works on exterior trim. PM Dwyane he should know 
membim
Chadwick's Auto Detailing
Just because it's waterbased, doesn't mean you can't use it on the exterior.
Beemerboy
Just One More Coat
Allot of products are water based. I for one thing that the PB trim restore is a better product for what you are doing. I've used it and love it on plastic trim.
ranch4x4
Pull Over!
I use 303 on practically everything rubber/vinyl. It has a lot of protection for my bed cover.
I have trim restorer on the way and that's what I'll use on my trim.
I have trim restorer on the way and that's what I'll use on my trim.
Nickc0844
Owner and Tech. Rep
Water-based for trim is actually better than petroleum based, as it will not promote cracking and/or dehydrating. Sure, you might have to apply more of it over time (doesn't have the durability), but the way they make them these days will make it look like a petroleum based product.
Hope this helped!
Hope this helped!
kimwallace
New member
Just used PB Trim restorer for the first time on some black trim ...
All I can say is that stuff is sweet ...
I rubbed it in a little bit and then after it set for a few minutes went over it with a MF and the trim looks better than new. Of course the vehicle is only a couple months old but what an improvement. Can't wait to try it on some older cars.
All I can say is that stuff is sweet ...
I rubbed it in a little bit and then after it set for a few minutes went over it with a MF and the trim looks better than new. Of course the vehicle is only a couple months old but what an improvement. Can't wait to try it on some older cars.