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TheSopranos16

TheSopranos16

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I just received my shipment of Pooboy's Bold n Brite and Natural Look. Let me say that they are both great products. Now I have the difficult decision of figuring out whether I like Natural look or 303 for the inside. My question is, how does the trim restorer compare to these two products? I noticed that its more expensive but what else is different about it?
 
Both Bold N Bright and Natural Look are water-based products...Trim Restorer has a solvent base for restoring neglected trim and is water resistant ....I would use either Natural Look or Bold N Bright on soft plyable surfaces and Trim Restorer on hard rubber and grained plastics...

ps TR is not really expensive if you consider how far a couple drops go:D
 
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I've got both and I can say that I love the Natural Look on the interior! I use the Trim Restorer on the exterior hard, grained plastic. I really like it too. I had never tried the Natural Look before until recently when I purchased 48 ozs. of it! I was glad I got as much as I did!!

Oh yea, I also have the Bold-n-Bright too and use it on the tires.
 
Okay, sounds like trim restorer is worth a try. I absolutely love Bold and Bright and Natural Look so I'm sure the TR won't dissapoint me.

Is there some kind of Poorboys Kit that you can buy that contains many or all of the products at a discount? Most manufacturers have various kits and so far I'm impressed with Poorboys and would like to try all their products.
 
Anybody have pics of BnB on tires? This guy at work has a black Saleen and likes his tires shiney to contrast with the car but hasn't found anything that doesn't eventually turn them brown.

Natural Look is the only dressing I'll ever use on interiors unless a customer states they want something shiney. I've had more wow's this year when people look at the interiors than I've ever had. It attracts ZERO dust and won't give you glare in the windshield.
 
I use TR on my tires. Probably the best longest lasting product I have used on my tires. I apply with a tire Swipe. Let it sit for 10-15 min. Wipe off with a towel and get a nice sheen type finish. Not wet not sating. More of a blacker look.

Natural look is all I use on my vinyl and plastic. Wipe on, buff off. Great satin finish. And the smell, oh the smell. Love it!!
 
I just got my shipment of NL and wow the smell I havent used it yet I can wait. Io smells like cherries to me. I also have BNB I use that one my tires and I just love the shine. I also orderd TR but it on back order so I have to wait for that to come in. So for now I'll just enjoy my TL and love the scent.
 
Is TR water-based or sovent-based. In Steve's reply he said BNB nd NL are waterbased then he said Natural Look has a solvent base. Am I right he was referring to TR? What's the feeling about solvent based products on tires?
 
yes it was a typo and I just fixed it:D thanks for the heads up ...

there are many kinds of solvents..the ones in Trim Restorer are very high quality, thus low scent, and are actually soluable in water...it's the other secret ingredients that make it last longer:)
 
JeffBruce said:
I use Trim restorer on my exterior trim and 303 on interior and exterior trim...I use them both...
jeff
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What I'm worried about is, we've been getting quite a bit of rain this few weeks, will the rain wash it away and leave stains since it's water soluble?

Thanks:)
 
The rain did not wash it all away,
I used it on two different trims.
1. Had Wax buildup on it
2. The other was perfect trim.

1.
Trim restorer work'd on the wax'd trim for about 3 weeks...then i saw some of the wax coming back, I may not have applied it correctly...I want to test it some more.

2. Perfect trim
I may have put too much product on when i saw it drip down the door (the next day), I Qd'd the door and trim and door were fine. And they look'd fine for a few months...
jeff
 
Thanks Jeff,I do have some wax build up as well and what I had used previously only covered that up and after the rain, those wax becomes visible again, I guess I have to use some sort of brush/soft toothbrush to brush em off my grainy trim when I get the TR.


JeffBruce said:
The rain did not wash it all away,
I used it on two different trims.
1. Had Wax buildup on it
2. The other was perfect trim.

1.
Trim restorer work'd on the wax'd trim for about 3 weeks...then i saw some of the wax coming back, I may not have applied it correctly...I want to test it some more.

jeff
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I used Wax Blaster from PAC and got all my Wax build up off the trim ..then I use'd Poorboys trim retorer and it has last'd 2 to three months..you have to get rid of the wax build up...Poorboy knows another way to get rid of wax build up on trim
jeff
 
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