Justins00ss
Active member
I finally got the time over the weekend to try out Mckees 37 new plastic trim restorer. According to the description it will not streak and is long lasting while giving a natural look.
For this test I tried it on my Chevy Silverado that sits outside. The trim wasn`t too bad, or so I thought lol.
For prepping I had just washed and dried the vehicle. Then used Mckees 37 wax remover for plastic to help aid in making sure the surface was clean with nothing left behind.
After prepping I was ready to apply the product. I did so using a microfiber applicator pad. A little goes a long way as this product is very liquidity.
This product went on easily and dried to the touch. So the next day it happen to rain and I wanted to check for streaking issues or anything else that may be odd.
Nothing! No streaking on the paint and the trim restorer was doing its job.
For this test I tried it on my Chevy Silverado that sits outside. The trim wasn`t too bad, or so I thought lol.
For prepping I had just washed and dried the vehicle. Then used Mckees 37 wax remover for plastic to help aid in making sure the surface was clean with nothing left behind.
After prepping I was ready to apply the product. I did so using a microfiber applicator pad. A little goes a long way as this product is very liquidity.
This product went on easily and dried to the touch. So the next day it happen to rain and I wanted to check for streaking issues or anything else that may be odd.
Nothing! No streaking on the paint and the trim restorer was doing its job.
