Ceramic Trim Coat, Plastic Trim Restorer - Maximum Strength - Lasts 200 Washes

Description

Unlike the Automotive Trim "dressings" you've used before that easily wash off, Trim Coat is a ceramic coating that restores unpainted plastic trim to its original glory and then LASTS for 200 washes or more - looking darn near as good on the 200th wash as it did on the first. Trim Coat trim restorer is a durable ceramic coating which bonds to the pores of unpainted plastic trim - restoring trim to its original appearance. But it doesn't stop there, once applied, it cures to form a ceramic layer of protection. We're so confident in our Ceramic Trim Coat technology that we guarantee it to last for at least 200 washes.
DOESN'T WASH OFF! - You've done it over and over again. You buy the new magical product that claims it lasts "a long time" (whatever that means) and you spend a bunch of time applying it, greasing up rags, squirting it all over the place and by the time you get a couple days of rain, you're back to where you started. We'll make you a deal. If Trim Coat washes off within the first 200 washes, we'll give you your money back! STOP WASTING YOUR MONEY on cheap products that don't last!
RESTORES AND PROTECTS YOUR TRIM - Unlike other cheap products that give you a temporary greasy shine until they wash off, Trim Coat will actually restore AND protect your trim. You read our guarantee, Trim Coat will RESTORE and PROTECT your plastic trim for 2 years. Period. No gimmicks, no fine print, no secrets.. Just a CERAMIC coating that actually cures to your vehicle's plastic giving it years of protection, while looking amazing.
NO MORE GREASY MESS! - One Trim Coat Kit comes with a pair of gloves and 8 individually packaged, pre-moistened wipes. It's simple, you follow the instructions, open a pack and start wiping. You don't need to spray greasy product all over your vehicle and rub it in, or squirt gel on a pad and start buffing while destroying pads, towels and your clothes. What happens later that day when you step on your greasy running board or lean on your bumper? Grease. Tons of it.