Solution Finish - Fusion Grey Trim Restorer - Restores Faded Grey Plastic Exterior Trim to Like-New Finish - No-Wet Matte Finish, Silicone-Free - 12 oz

Im a vehicle detailer, and I have four general motors vehicles with black plastic trim (a Gmc Terrain, a Chevrolet Equinox, a 2004 chevrolet Z71 suburban, and a 2005 Caddilac Escalade ESV platinum), and this is the exact product you want to get to restore those cars trims. Ive been researching for years, and this product is not like the gimmicky kinds; It has a chemical reaction with your plastics, absorbing into it for longevity, and rejuvenates the oils and black color the plastics have lost over the years. It changes your discolored fading plastics into a fresh out the factory looking part and I'm in love with its results. The product does not wash off once it’s infused into the plastics, and continues to shine for months. I would not recommend burning your trim and making it bridle because you get a few months of rich color from it, use this stuff instead.

Amazing product, my car trim completely turned grey from black but soon as I applied the product I could see a difference. It is very easy to use but be careful with applying it as it can stain. I also made the mistake of not removing excess as it says which I noticed it had dirt sticking to it how ever with a pass of a wet cloth the dirt was easily removed. It’s been around two-three weeks and my car trim still look amazing. Over all very pleased.

I bought a 2002 Honda CRV where half of the exterior of the car is raw black plastic bumpers and trim. So, as you can imagine, 22 years into the game, all of these pieces were 50 shades of gray. WERE. On day one I had little faith in this stuff. I'd tried Meguier's Back to Black, peanut butter, blasting the plastic with a propane torch, etc.... This stuff is messy and turns your hands and everything black if you aren't wearing rubber gloves, so definitely wear rubber gloves. It goes on easily enough and wipes off easily enough on day one. I was worried it was just a temporary solution because it just seemed like shoe polish or something where it was sitting up on top of the plastic. Just lipstick for a pig, you know? Well lo and behold, the black stuff soaked into the plastic and it's several months later, and everything is mostly still black and uniform in color. Well worth the money and it is holding up. This stuff can breathe life into dingy looking bumper covers and trim and make your vehicle look much nicer. I'm including two photos to show a before and 2 months after (instead of right after) to prove that it works.

We had to get a fender replaced on a 2012 Jeep Overland and they had to replace the black plastic fender trim as well. I knew that the trim was extremely faded so I asked the body shop to replace the one on the other side as well just so it matched...I paid the $285 out of pocket for that...now the front fenders looked great, but the black trim under the door, around the rear wheel arch, the back cargo step and roof rack looked terrible in comparison. I watched multiple videos on how to restore this plastic trim color and looked at everything from heating to painting! This seemed to be the easiest and most reliable method to restore the color of the black trim. I got this and a package of microfiber polish application pads. I used 2 pads. One to apply the stuff and the other to buff the stuff after it had sat for a while. Tip...wear gloves. And old clothing. You WILL get this stuff on you, your shoes, the ground and your hands will be very black afterwards...and it doesn't wash out right away...which is a good thing. Because you want this stuff to stick around on your car. Unfortunately for me, it rained the next day and I had some black streaks running down my white car. Took my polishing pad and rubbed where the black streaks were and they came right off the paint. This was 3 months ago and so far, it still looks good...we will see how it hold up over the winter!

Was referred by a friend for this product. It’s as good as advertised. Restored my golf cart bumpers almost as good as new! Highly recommend this product!

I bought this item specifically to renew Weathertech floor mats to an original black color. Anyone who has ever cleaned and scrubbed and power washed Weathertech mats knows they never come clean. Great product, but they do not let go of dirt entirely, leaving very expensive mats owned by people who care about their vehicles looking old and filthy. Enter Solution Finish. I followed their directions completely. I washed and dried the mats. I donned disposable gloves (a must) and used a microfiber (low/no lint is the key here) cloth with a small area soaked with product, and massaged it into the mats. I also used an old toothbrush with product to get into area not as easily accessible with a cloth. Solution Finish covers the leftover dirt 100% evenly and leaves a deep, black finish. It has a satiny gloss to it. Not super shiny, very similar to the original finish, maybe a little shinier. After the entire surface was covered I used a separate clean microfiber cloth to rub the product in and remove any excess. I left them out in the sun to dry for maybe a half hour, and reinstalled. They come dry, and I saw no transfer of product, which is super important to make sure you don’t track product onto other floors, etc. It is a laborious process to be sure, but if you care about the looks of your mats and spent the $$ on Weathertech, it is absolutely worth it. I loaned a bottle to a friend who used it on a black bumper cover that had become faded. It too was restored to like new looks. The blackening also lasts a long time so you aren’t constantly re-applying. I’d highly recommend Solution Finish to anyone for the uses I listed.

I have tried a fair few products to restore and protect the plastic trim on vehicles particularly from brands like Maguiars Ultimate Black and Car Guys plastic Restorer, but while these products made the plastic trim look better for a few days at max, the plastic went back to its faded grey color within a week or less if rained. However, I am pleased to say that I think I have found an excellent product to restore the plastic trim back to a near new shape and color. It has only been a week or so that I applied the product so I cannot say anything to the longevity of the product but so far it has made the plastic looked great. I applied the product with a suede like applicator on the plastic trim and left it on overnight before removing the excess with a clean microfiber cloth the next morning. So far the plastic trim looks great. When I was applying the product, I noticed or atleast it felt to me as if the product was getting absorbed in the plastic itself which makes me think that the product could last atleast a few months. I will be sure to report if it does not live upto its expectations. I applied the product on August 22, 2025 so let's see how long it lasts.

It really does a great job! Easy to apply with smooth results. Be sure to ware gloves or you hands will match the car trim !