ATGPerfect Color Plastic Dye | Trim Shine | Plastic Repair | Car Shine | Car Black Plastic Restorer | Rubber Paint | Bumper Restorer | Plastic Dye | Black Trim Restorer

I had tried a few different plastic restorers on my sun-faded G6 convertible, but none of them really brought the color back. This dye, however, made a huge difference — it restored the deep, rich look of the trim and gave it a refreshed appearance that lasted.The color came out even and consistent, not streaky like some wipe-on restorers. It also added a subtle shine that made the plastic look clean and like-new without being overly glossy. Application was straightforward, and the included sponge made it easy to control where the dye went.For the price, the results are excellent. It’s a much more permanent-looking fix than temporary dressings and works especially well on older, sun-beaten plastic. Highly recommend if you're trying to bring faded trim back to life.

I'm absolutely in love with this product!!! I hated the color of my interior and this did wonders for me, I'm doing my entire car so I wish this product came in a bigger size one bottle did my dash and some of my door so I'm going to need to buy several in order to do so. But I highly recommend this for those that want to dye their car! I did have to do a few coats. I didn't tape anything off but it does come off i used alcohol on a q-tip. Showing the right door that isn't done and then the finished product.

it goes on easy and good coverage, blends well, but does not soak in 100%... I removed excess with mineralspirits and applied a second coat to get full depth of color...will seal with a lubricant....will see how it holds up in the sunlight over the summer....update: I didn't have time to apply much of this the first time, so the above was only a test...but the color did last through the summer, which says a lot in the long, hot desert summers here...I'm now using it to recolor the trim on my SUV...I first removed all scum and grease from the surface and it seems one coat is going to work. This product is quite thick, but it did not dry out in the open tube; it goes on easily without dripping yet it spreads well. I think two tubes will be enough to cover all the trim and that is a good value...easy cleanup with alcohol or prep spray....

Take this product with the realization that over time sun will damage it like it did your plastics prior.If I had to guess seems like I’ll get a couple years out of it and that’s all you can really ask for. Make sure you clean your plastics good first. let the product dry on some sunny, low humidity days, for atleast a week or so after applying before you touch it or clean it.It has handled washes fine, but if you are rough with the plastic after it will come off a tad and after a lot of UV exposure can leave a little black on your fingers, which I would expect.My fingernails took it right off the paint on any area I slightly crossed over whike applying. Didnt need to tape.Definitely was worth the 30 minutes or so to apply on the entire Rav4 Plastics. Bottle was plenty for this car. Car looked completely different after.

I bought Back to Black first but it didn’t work for the damage I had. I needed something with a black dye. This did what I needed.I’m not sure how it’s going to hold up in the Florida sun, but I’ll update along the way.

Not what i expected did not work good on trim waste of money on product

Despite following instructions exactly, doesn't cover moderate scuffs well and has some streaking. Went over it again and the results are the same. Better than nothing I guess, but hardly lives up to the claims. It's like thick shoe polish and even when buffed or applies in circles or straight lines, it still produces some unevenness. Not thrilled. Will probably return product.

Wow! It restored the black plastic wheel trim around my tire!I bought a used vehicle and one of the black plastic wheel trims above the tire had some white residue or scratches and I just happened to come across this on an Amazon search.Directions: I soaked the round sponge that came with the product in water and squeezed out the water excess so sponge would be damp.I put on a glove for the one hand I was going to be applying the product with.Then I applied some product to the damp sponge, and then blotted the product onto the surface I wanted to cover.It looks brand new!I don't know how this product will hold up over time and through car washes. But at least I have a good size tube if I need to do touch ups.