CERAKOTE TRIM COAT APLLICATION

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After

 

I voted yes because I've used gallons of their product, not that one in particular. Looks great.

EDIT: Just went and looked at the videos for its application. I'd like to see long term, I'd try it though based on my experience with their other products.

 

Damn Skippy, May have to get some of that myself, significant difference. Check out the grass...

 

RockMUp-
They claim it’s good for up to 250 washes. I’m pretty meticulous cause I wash my vehicles weekly. Time will tell. Lol.

 

Use to be a weekly thing, now its whenever?

 

sub for interest. let's see how long it last. OP, pls report your findings after couple weeks.

 

I bought a pack about 6 weeks ago to use on the wife's car. Lexus ES. Has a plastic piece under rear bumper that needs it. May finally actually do it today after seeing this post.

 

Ive got this product in one of my "to buy" lists in Amazon. Have not purchased yet but will. The trim on Tundras is a pita to maintain, fades and streaks. Used other products that do ok for a couple weeks but this stuff would be perfect if it lasted even just six months IMO.

 

If you use the search function, I've used it and posted in the "Ask the Detailer" thread. I've had it for a lil bit now and have enjoyed it as well as its hydrophobic properties and protection. Been easy to clean too. I usually wash my truck weekly, so we'll see if it lasts for about 250 weeks lol

 

Finally applied it. Will see how it lasts.

 

Still the best color a Tundra ever came in!

 

What color is your truck!??!

 

Here's a before and after of my steps off my 2017 from mid April. Then when I washed them a week later the water beading off....

 

My current one is black. My previous one was Radiant Red. I handed it down to my daughter.

 

Here for the long term results. I think it's already worth it with the first application. Looks good

 

I'm interested in long-term results myself. My Dlux came today so I'm looking at a year's progress report. lol.

 

Wow!!! That looks great!!! Looking forward to see how it my application reacts over time.

 

I also applied it to the *windshield cowel*?....the part behind the wipers hood. I'll prob be trying to wash the truck today or tomorrow so I'll try to take pics since it's been about 2 months. But I'm curious about the year(s) outcome as well!

 

Couple from yesterday after washing. Just of the piece behind the wipers....

 

Looks Great!!! I was reluctant to do that part, but after seeing this I may just attempt it.

 

For the guys who applied this to their nerf bars/running board steps.....they were not slippery at all? Have you, by any chance, tried this product on any color other than black?

 

Not slippery at all! I've even tried stepping on them when wet with water and they're still dry. It's not a dressing. It comes in a sealed pouch like a wet nap at a rib joint. The wipe is white and the liquid embedded in it is clear. I would assume it would work on any color or plastic similar to that of the steps. If used on smooth plastic like the pillars or something similar, it leaves a hazy and foggy look according to Amazon reviews. But on rough textures for plastic, it works great. I plan on doing my bed rail caps as well as some other plastic too if I can

 

I was thinking about applying Cerakote to new plastic (rear step bumper pads, bumper caps...) to see if it helps prevent fading in the first place.

I just put this (

$35 Gtechniq - C4 Permanent Trim Restorer - Restores Faded Trim to New Condition; Exceptionally Thin Optically Clear Film, Protective Durable Coating for Up to 2 Years (15 milliliters)

Gtechniq C4 Permanent Trim Restorer 15ml ) on the 2011 FJ last week. Looks great, easy to apply but again, only time will tell.