I know right?! 🤣🤷🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

People with class and elegance and higher standards appreciate gloss black. Think rolls Royce, maybach customers. It’s the trailer park crowd that drinks wine out of a paper cup and has spam for dinner that can’t appreciate gloss black interiors.

@@Mabeylater293 bruh i drive a toyota corolla not a fuckin maybach

@@Mabeylater293why’d you take it so personally?

@@Mabeylater293 The issue is there's a BIIIIIIIIIIIIIG difference between piano black wood, and gloss black plastics. This is why gloss black became popular, because luxury cars used it, but luxury cars used real wood, that was pained with a deep black base color and then coated with a thick layer of clear coat and polished to perfection. That gives it a deep really dark shine. The gloss black plastics which you can find in all cars today is just gloss black plastics, it has no clear coat on it (usually, in some more expensive premium cars it does but still isn't as good as real piano black), and it's not even black. If you shine a light on it, it has no deep shine, and it looks grey or even brownish. Point is, real piano black trim looks really good and expensive. Black gloss plastic looks cheap. Same as real wood trim with a deep gloss on it looks expensive, and plastic fake wood trim looks really cheap. Now the spam eating trailer park crowd you're speaking about is actually the reason why all cars have this cheap trim in them nowadays, because they can't tell it looks cheap and bad, and they can't tell it's a fake version of what it's supposedly representing.

lmfao

Actually Seal and SQUEAL is for pork. Gloss Sauce is better with chicken. 🤣

If Meat Guys Supplies starts selling it I’ll definitely buy some. I’m also looking forward to your review and detail of the Popeyes chicken sandwich.

🤣🤣🤣. You know I thought about starting a personal KZfaq channel with reviews like that! Seriously! But I think I’ll stick with detailing for now. 😁

Wdym I always put gloss sauce and seal and squeal on my food. Tastes great😂😂

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You’re welcome! 😎👍🏼

Aw man that sucks. You might be an ale to polish them out, but that plastic is thin so tread lightly. Or if that plastic piece is removable you could simply refinish it and paint it yourself or vinyl wrap it a different color and finish.

I know!!! Us too

why doesn't it come as an option? that's insane

I know right?!

That would be cool!! I would totally offer that also.

Yeah man!!

Thanks. Yeah I have seen PPF for interior gloss panels like this

You’re welcome.

Good question. I’m really honest about coatings and usually a customer who wants one will already know a little about them. But you’re right, I tell them that coatings are not bullet proof and they don’t offer actual scratch resistance or bug and sap resistance. I do tell them that it is an great investment. It makes the paint much easier to clean and maintain, and offers great water and dirt repellency. I usually start with an entry level 1 year coating like Gyeon One.

Ok thanks!!

Yeah you could do that. I have seen some people use PPF on the glossy parts inside also.

@@MirandaDetailing awesome thanks

Use a soft bristle brush. (Only use it for this purpose) and lightly dust it while holding a vacuum next to it to suck up the dust kicked up by the light brush. The brush won’t scratch.

@@basstion4146 It's okay i use a soft baby blanket type of clothing and it clears all the dust like 10 times faster.

It can if they are not to deep.

Thank you! Do you know if scratch doctor would work?

Thanks. I agree. That gloss black trim is so delicate. I would totally vinyl wrap it, if it was mine.

Hi. Pretty much any sealant or ceramic coating will work on those areas. But those glossy black areas are very soft and the best protection for them is PPF (Paint Protection film)

@MirandaDetailing I do like the glossy black, but maintaining is difficult. I'll take your advice, and thanks for your quick response. I appreciate it. ❤️

Hi. I fixed some of the links in the video, I'll put them here also. Lithium Hyper Cleanse. bit.ly/3pVfcog Gloss Sauce. amzn.to/3OiZixe Really you can use almost any polish and sealant you like.

Thank you so much!!!!

Hi. Those are difficult to remove since they are in a hard to reach area. You can try a light polish and that can help. But they may not completely come out.

Hi. You can use any light polish or all in one polish for interior gloss parts. Something like 3D Speed works well with a soft foam applicator. For plastics you may just have to use a leather cleaner and brush and then use a water based dressing on the plastics.

That sucks. Sorry to hear that. Yeah I’m not a fan on gloss black interior panels.

Thanks. Actually anything will make that soft black finish. It’s going to get messed up over time anyway. You could use those super soft brushes if you like also. But if the surface is really gross over time, you may need a slightly more aggressive brush anyway. I would analyze the situation and see what it needs.

Yeah you can use that also if you want.

Hi. Thats weird. have you tried using a quick detailer to remove the resiude?

HI. It sounds like the haze may be from aggressive cleaning. Polishing it gently with the something like Gloss Sauce should help.

Hi! Totally. These surfaces are pretty much like the gloss black b pillars on the exterior. You can use a polish, wax or sealant and even a ceramic coating on these! Congrats!!

@@MirandaDetailing Thank you Phillip!!👍🙂

Hi. I have never dealt with that before. Have you tried using a polish on the black gloss to clean up that stain?

Yeah that would work also.

They don’t sell it anymore unfortunately. But you can use this instead bit.ly/3K8ZT26 Code MIRANDA10 for 10% off

Yeah unfortunately black gloss pillars are a pain never remain swirl free for to long. The best thing to do is PPF them. I’m actually thinking of add PPF for black gloss pillars as a service.

@@MirandaDetailing Hmmm sounds like a plan.. Plus my whole car is Black.. Last one.. Also. Second car I’ve owed Black. Last one was when i was 18 I’m in my 40’s now… Let’s just say I forgot how PAINFUL it is! 👌🏻Thanks for your very detailed video’s! Id like To see one on the PPF in the future! Be well!

I know the pain! We used to have a black Avalon and it was constantly needing polishing! Thanks man! 😎👍🏼

There are some things we were talking about that I can't publish here, so i had to edit some things out.

You’re welcome. Yeah if it’s glossy wood interior pieces you can do the same thing.

Unfortunately they are sold out of the paste wax, but you can still use the Gloss Sauce since thats a sealant also.

Hi. Any thicker microfiber above 300gsm is perfect.

You can simple use a polish and wax for these black gloss areas.

Yeah you can use that also.

@@MirandaDetailing thankyou

Hi. Since there is no way of measuring the thickness to compound it, I’m not sure it would be advisable to do that. You may need to fill it with black paint and try to polish it smooth.

Thank you for replying. I still appreciate your video! This will at least keep the car in good shape

Yes. It would have to be repainted unfortunately.

Miranda Detailing would one of those paint markers work?

Mmmm. Not really...it wouldn’t really look good

Miranda Detailing do you know of a paint that would work?

If it's peeling its most likely going to keep peeling and get worse. for interior pieces like that they should be removed and repainted and clearcoated.

Hi What exactly are you wanting?

Yeah you can. But it’s good to use some sort of either glass cleaner or quick detailers to remove any smearing or streaks that the APC may leave behind.

@@MirandaDetailing I used an acp on my glossy plastics and it left behind a lot of streaks.

Exactly. That’s why a quick Detailer or glass cleaner is needed to remove any streaking

@@MirandaDetailing thanks so much! do you know of any cheap quick detailer I could grab from Walmart?

Either Meguiar’s or Turtlewax quick detailers will work

Wow that stinks!

@@MirandaDetailing it sure does but it's certainly a good reminder that you can expect your vehicle to maintain blemish free. You can only do your best to keep it looking and running as good as reasonably possible!

I know it’s such a bad decision. I have seen options to PPF those gloss areas. But still it’s an additional cost to get that done.

Thanks! Excellent question! You totally could! Something like, Gtechniq CSL, Gyeon Mohs, CQuartzUK3. I should have mentioned that also, but this was a mobile job and didn’t have a coating to demonstrate. I’ll do that next time. 😎👍🏼

Great question wondering just the same.

Ohhhh boy...wow...well...please read in this entire comment to the end. In the title it specifically says, "How to clean and protect...gloss black trim". not how to polish, not how to remove scratches, etc. so of course one would logically conclude that it would not include any but what is stated in the title and description. no false claims or clcik bait here at all. plain simple text and transparency...as stated in the video at 3:20, " it did not need to be polished". Therefore... NO, this video does not include "how to treat scratches and swirls on piano black". The video shows exactly what it says it would...nothing more or less. *sigh*

@@MirandaDetailing do you have any tips or products you recommend of removal of the swirling on piano black consoles?

😆😆😆 What do you mean?