abokor

Does anyone have any experience using this product on rubber and trim?

https://www.griotsgarage.com/product...ks&from=Search

It says it's for tires, but I bought a used Carrera that was detailed with it and it looks pretty amazing - all black parts look brand new on a 30+ year old car. I personally haven't used it on rubber and plastic, but given the results, I will probably try it.

PCA1983

A good product on interior trim will help keep parts from drying out. To protect from UV, you'll need all windows tinted. I went with the Suntek/Llumar ceramic tint. People (even car guys) don't even notice my windows are tinted, with the 70% tint I chose. It helps keep the inside cooler, reduces glare, and fully protects the interior from UV damage. And it does not noticeably reduce vision at night.

NJS_04_996

I've used a product called "Black Wow" which did a nice job in restoring my 911's black trim that had whiten with age. Worked for months!

Monetthecat

I've used on my tires in both spray and gel forms. I wasn't thrilled with it as both products required a lot of effort to "work in" to the tires in order to mitigate sling. Given the hardness of plastic I'd wonder how it would dry on that surface.

On plastic trim I've been using Griots Vinyl and Rubber dressing (https://www.griotsgarage.com/product...rPicks&from=fn). I like it, but would welcome alternative suggestions

Make sure whatever product you end up using that it has UV protection.

sasilverbullet

I've been using Lexol Vinylex for over 13 years. I don't use it on interiors, just tires and trim. For trim, I spray a small amount on a microfiber and carefully apply it, cleaning up around it with a clean towel. Tires, that's easy.

One of the main reasons I use this product is because it REALLY does UV protect, and it doesn't have the old yellow'ish build up other sprays do.

I like it, won many a concours with it!

PCA1983

Good info. That's how I was instructed for tire application.
What do you prefer for interior parts?

KINGSRULE

Don't see this product on Modesta website....

sasilverbullet

I've tried all the popular products over the year, I prefer nothing other than keeping it clean and dust free. I do use Griot's leather on the seats to keep them clean and supple as I'm in the drivers seat for 2 hours a day.

I've judged quite a few Porsche concours events and the winning cars don't use anything either.

Oh, and I do always use a UV protector sun shade when it's not under the car port.

Capt. Obvious

I recently stumbled onto this product and it's the best plastic restorer I've used to date.

If your car has the white/gray color to the unpainted plastics (obviously not an issue for the car in the original post) it does a great job of bringing the black color back. It's not a permanent fix, but it does last quite awhile. It's not super oily or greasy, but I like to apply it a couple hours before I wash the car to let it "soak" a bit, and then wash the car to remove any leftovers.