A spot that has always bothered me on my fords, the window molding turns hazey grey from the sun, what to you use to give it the new look?

How about the flat black trim under the driver and passenger doors on my Screw?

Thanks!

 

I use the Z16 from Zaino "Perfect tire shine" it has UV protectants in it and has worked great not just on the tires but the plastic and rubber trim.

http://www.zainostore.com/Merchant2/...ory_Code=Zaino

 

hey 01, do you know if this would work on parchment trim as well as the black trim? thanks

Joe

 

What is parchment trim? Is it a plastic or rubber? If so yes it would work...

 

Yea, on the KR's we have parchment trim instead of black. The plastic along the bed and on the back bumper and on the front bumper.

Joe

 

meguiars has trim detailer that works great.around the back window is my worst spot,well it was untill i put this on and now its grey!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Then I am not sure, I know it works good on black, I don't know if it would discolor your trim, but since I don't know I would not recommend using it unless someone know's it will NOT effect your trim...

 

it says on the bottle that it restores color and richness to faded and discolored trim and molding.use it on all porous and non porous plastic surfaces such as plastic bumper and trim,decorative moldings,air vents,window trim and window blades and arms....... there is no directions on here saying do not use on any particular part............

 

Give the ol' Meguiars a shot, I hear it's not that bad...

 

nice! I'm out to do my back window molding now!

 

One other product you might try is 303 Protectant. I use it on all my exterior moldings, trim, and soft tonneau, and am really impressed with how it well works. According to everything I've read, 303 has the best UV protection package on the market. Whether they do or not, I'm sold on it for my truck.

-Mike-

 

Hey DR, I also hated the problem of the trim under my windows graying and decided to fix the problem for good on my truck. What do you think of my solution?

Before ..........



After ..........



If your curious, let me know and I'll fill ya in on the details.

-Mike-

 

I'll second the suggestion for the 303 protectant. I use it for the gray plastics on my 2002. What I'm not sure of, however, is whether it will "bring back" a plastic that has hazed already.

Good luck!
ernie

 

I have been using Eagle One tire shine for all my trucks trim. The bedrails, to the window frame in the back, even under the windows. It works good and last's a long time.
Jarrett03

 

How well does the 303 work on interior plastic? Is it greasy feeling?