molding and tire protectant

[my98z71]

Can you guys tell me what is best to use for the black plastic molding and black plastic rear bumper cover for my truck? Also what is best for dressing the tires? Learning a lot here. Thanks

[Supurban]

303 protectant. I like it for tires because it makes them look factory new instead of just that slimy wet.

[LikeaRock14]

303 is a very good OTS product.

 

Is the molding faded in any wayo you just want a factory looking finish without the slime? Poorboys Trim Restorer is a GREAT product if you're looking for that new look without the greasy feeling and/or look of other shines

[KENWORTH-1]

Go with Mother's Back to Black..Best Thing I have used so far. But, it does come off in the rain

 

As far as the Tires go, I use anything on the Market, except, the products that have the shiny Wet Look

[Rookie]

I use this stuff called grape Juice its made buy High temp products. The guy next door has a detail shop and uses it. The stuff is great. Not grease and it lasts forever. Go to there link below

http://www.hitempinc.com/

[mjwencl]

No Touch Wet N Protect Tire Finish

 

Doesn't contain any petroleum distillates.

 

http://www.notouch.com/

[99silveradoz71]

I'll usually do the bumpers up with Meguiars Natural Shine or NXT protectant, or their trim detailer if I want a gel.

[ManyCamaroz]

I use Armor All Tire Dressing. It is in a spray bottle about the size of a Windex bottle and has a thick consistency. It last three-four washings. I put it on the moulding trim, bumper trim, and tires. It only gets real shiney if more than one coat is applied.

 

Another trick I do to give it that just detailed look is to use that tire cleaner/shine ithat comes in an aerosol can and spray the inner fender wells. It looks like they were just painted.

[LikeaRock14]

I use Armor All Tire Dressing. It is in a spray bottle about the size of a Windex bottle and has a thick consistency. It last three-four washings. I put it on the moulding trim, bumper trim, and tires. It only gets real shiney if more than one coat is applied.

 

Another trick I do to give it that just detailed look is to use that tire cleaner/shine ithat comes in an aerosol can and spray the inner fender wells. It looks like they were just painted.

 

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No Touch works great for that