Has anyone used shine supply trim coat black?

[DARK HORSE]

Yep. This is what I came here for. I just put my order in with confidence because of you guys and this very awesome forum. I think Autogeek will never see another dollar of mine again because of how to the point the responses here are. No opinions, all results. I love it.

I hope you remembered to include a note in the comments section for your free Rupes swag gift.

 

[DapperDon]

Man I forgot that! Is it too late?

 

[bigd3077]

I love Dlux. In my opinion it is just right, not to glossy like a dressing but for sure darkens it up. And water beads right off it

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[DARK HORSE]

Man I forgot that! Is it too late?

Call this # 386-259-0759 with your forum name, and order #. I'm sure they'll do there best to accommodate. As long as it's not already been packed.

 

[DapperDon]

Thanks for the reminder. You rock Dark Horse.

 

[DapperDon]

What was the process used to get these great results?

 

[Merlin]

What was the process used to get these great results?

Thanks! I like Shine Supply Trim Coat Black because it has a black dye.
I followed these instructions -> Shine Supply Trim Coat Black Worked for me.

 

[DIANA LYNCH]

Some people have tried Shine Supply Trim Coat Black and generally, they seem to like it. It's a trim restorer for cars and it's supposed to bring back the deep black color to faded plastic trim. Folks say it?s easy to apply and lasts a decent amount of time, keeping the trim looking fresh and new. It doesn?t leave a greasy residue, which is a big plus. Some users mentioned that it holds up well through washes and various weather conditions.