Black Wow is an amazing product on plastic trim pieces

[DetailersDomain]

You know the trim pieces on eg on Minis, Porsches, BMW's, Volvo, SUV's etc... plastic trim that turns white and gets dull, well if you haven't heard BLACK WOW is the solution take a look:

http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f149/pyiu/black%20wow/dsc_8681.jpg

Before on a Range Rover Trim:
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f149/pyiu/black%20wow/IMG_8701.jpg

After on a Range Rover Trim:
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f149/pyiu/black%20wow/IMG_8702.jpg

BLACK WOW Click Here :thumbsup2: (http://www.detailersdomain.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=233)

NOTE: not effective on rubber

[wre_fer]

Yes, black wow is great stuff on plastic.. but you are right, its not that good on rubber. What do you use to revive rubber trims?

[DetailersDomain]

Adam's VRT for Rubber. (http://www.detailersdomain.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=77)

[B7A4AWD]

Phil can you use VRT on plastic?

[n7plus1]

im sure you could....but it was made for V, R and T

[DetailersDomain]

yes you can but black wow will last longer.

[Kemiksiz]

how bout when the black wow gets dry? As I see its in wet condition in the oicture.. The shinny look will remain after it gets dry?

[n7plus1]

I dont think it "drys"...looks to me like its just an oil, so itll just be removed when you wash it or get rinsed away gradually as it rains, etc. So itll look the same until its removed

[wre_fer]

I use VRT on rubber trim, but its not all that impressive. I always find it tough to remove old wax off of rubber trims. I currently use Magic Eraser and then some VRT. But even with that, it usually is not enough.
Im sure you guys see alot of old dried up wax on dead looking rubber trim. Most people seem to wax their cars very sloppy.

[DetailersDomain]

you can take it down and finish it matte by wiping the excess product off or taking it down with Menzerna Top Inspection /alcohol wipes

[d_maniac]

what if i had black interior should i use this on my doorpannels and dash?

[DetailersDomain]

don't use it inside the car.

[Nebone]

How does this compare to Mothers "Back to Black"?

[ewytt]

any reviews after rain? does it drip down the car or keep it's results when dry again?

[DetailersDomain]

it will drip if you don't apply it correctly.

clean the surface/dry the surface you are applying it to/ then apply a small amount.

wipe off excess and that should do it.

[ewytt]

nice! I have used plastic trim products before and after rain, i can see drips down my paint.