I agree! It lasted close to 4 years on the Jeep.

@@FABAutomotiveDetailingSo is it more black than grey? Some of these like the one I got by Dupli has more of a grey appearance

@@Titanic19127 Yes it is definitely black not gray

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing Mine is still sticky after 2 days. How would you go about fixing that? Gloss finish?

If it lasts why have to do it a 1000 times? 🤷🏼

Mikeoo Good luck!

Fucking dying 😂

That would be a very durable look

Hilarious! Just before I read this comment an ad for hair dyeing popped up. LOL

Where's the before and after

I've used forever black and after about a year it faded. 3 coats on my rear caps on my 00' XJ

The Forever black works great for "instant" results but like some many other products of it's kind, only lasts about a year or less. The Rustoleum Trim & Bumper Paint will last 3 to 4 years before needing a refresh or even longer if you apply a UV resistant clear top coat after you have applied the Trim & Bumper paint.

Mickey Flynn Thanks for the I info! I have some linseed oil I use on wood rifle stocks I refinish. So far the paint though is holding up great.

Erica Kinley You are welcome!

Yeah a clear top coat can definitely extend the life of the paint and especially when the clear coat has a UV blocker.

DeckofReason You are welcome! The Jeep has held up awesome over the last 2 years.

MeanBee392 it did turn out good! Better then I thought it would. I also think it will last a while since it’s paint. Thanks brother

It is simply a paint but with a priming additive. Plastic surfaces are usually rough anyway so there won't be as any issues with adhesion. I was using this stuff on my truck to paint the bumper covers and bed rail covers. It wasn't a full can so I ran out. I was able to finish with the same brand black in satin finish paint. It is all still holding up the same

C Smith It’s been on for 2 years now and still looks just as good as the day I applied it.

@ C Smith. Curious as to how yours is holding up with the 5 coats instead of 3

@@jayteepro it still looks good today, absolutely no peeling, it was on a primer black plastic peice though, never had paint on the part before. There's a little bit of sun discoloration but hardly noticeable

What part of the tundra did you paint?

@dirtnsmores top plastic cap for front bumper. Couldn't find the color matched spray paint like it was before so just went with this product. Mind you the cap was brand new and unpainted. Still today there's no peeling

This would be a great option for you

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing I’m having an eternal debate and not good spraying (or my spray technique is lacking) I wouldn’t mind paying 100-200 for someone to do it for me. But 1000-1500 for a body shop isn’t happening right now. :(

Jesse Parris It is still holding up strong. It still looks like it did the day I painted it.

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing thanx for replying to that question

Need to do it on my 2nd gen crv Thank you!

john swilley I appreciate you coming back and watching! FYI it has been on for over a year now and not garage kept and it still looks as good as the day I painted it. I haven’t done any touch up or added any dressing to it. Thank you and I hope you have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year also!

Solution Finish does work great for temporary finish but this lasted almost 4 years after this video was made.

So I replied to this comment earlier and thought is was a different video of mine. This stuff works great. It’s been over a year and it still looks just as good as the day I did it. If it’s trim on the car you will have to mask off before painting.

Of course, I'll be removing all that I can, luggage racks, runnings boards and such. I will have to mask around the door handles.

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing or if you able to remove it first to make it safer.

Use green scotch brite

robert frank You are welcome!

330turbo Never heard of that

Nate Wood I have seen videos on heating it up but have heard that it eventually won’t allow you to apply a dressing and looks worse when it comes back. I don’t know how true that is like I said I was told that I have never tried it.

I tried it on my Chevy. It did bring it back but it didn't hold up well. When I tried a dressing after using the heat gun method the plastic didn't take the dressing anymore so I pretty much runed them. They looked great when I first did it though.

Whats 303?

I have never tried to remove it so I’m not sure. Try paint thinner that might work.

Cisco B Castro You are welcome! It is really good stuff and holding up great a year later.

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing - How is holding up after year 2?

AssHattery Engaged Holding up great! I have a 2 year update on my channel in the recent videos.

You are welcome! I’m just up the road from you

Its Just Jeremy Yo It is a good product and is holding up nicely! Indiana weather is strange. Thanks

christian fournier It’s been almost a year and half and it still looks like the day I did it.

The Jeep has never been kept in the garage and it has held up well. After close to four years it’s just starting to show sign of wear.

Depends on where you live but if you want even more resistance to the sun you can finish with a UV resistant top clear coat. I know someone who used this product and finished with several coats of a UV resistant clear coat and it's still good 10 years later, even with regular sun exposure. Even if you don't use the UV resistant clear top coat, you can expect about 3 to 4 years before you can see fading and then you can just srpay the pieces again. But if you want the longest lasting results then go with the UV resistant clear top coat.

DSW Joyride Productions Thanks! Yeah I am interested in longevity as well. Thanks for watching

I agree 💯! The trim on the Jeep still looks like the day I painted it going on 3 years now.

You are welcome!

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing I'm looking for a good bumper paint for my faded out bumpers on my car to withstand the Florida heat. From you're video this stuff looks pretty good! Does it have a gloss shine to it?

@@HanzelFonferek No shine at all it just looks new. It made it 3 years on the Jeep and it was never garage kept.

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing Ok, thanks! Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃

Ouzo Lou Garage Yes you were! Haha I might try vrt on it in the future. Thanks it definitely looks better!

You are welcome!

@@morenoraul13 You are welcome

That would work I just didn’t want it to be glossy.

I use rubber cleaners like Adam’s Polishes Tire and Rubber cleaner or even an all purpose cleaner diluted would work.

I did a few pieces on my car and it doesn't seem to add any texture. The plastic trim just feels like plastic trim, only black again.

Camaro Time Thanks! Trust me I am horrible with spray paint and this stuff was very easy to use. It’s worth trying

Thanks! I didn’t spray an adhesion promoter and it lasted over 3 years.

Czotie Yep good luck with that! 😂

Lol, I used vodka when isopropyl was being hoarded.

It’s matte black

Ibrahim Nasser You are welcome!

Yes you absolutely can. You need to clean the bumper very well first. I like to use soapy water to start, rinse very well and allow to dry. Then clean it again with isopropyl alcohol or Sprayaway glass cleaner and allow to dry thoroughly, For the white paint you can use Rustoleum 2X Gloss White spray paint. Do 2 or 3 initial light coats, leaving about 10 minutes dry time in between each light coat followed by a final coat which you will go a bit slower so as to allow a little more paint to stick to the surface, just becareful it's not too much to cause the paint to run. It will take several days for the paint to dry well. You can apply a clear coat if you want to but it's not completely necessary for bumpers. Just keep in mind that the Rustoleum Gloss White might not be an exact match for the white color of your car. If you want an exact match for the color of your car then you can order cans of premixed car paint that is matched to the color of your car paint. You will just need the paint code for that which is on a label, usually somewhere in your engine bay or on of the door frames.

Thanks! Stuff is easy to use with great results!

Hasty Hemi Thank You! It works great and the clear coat is a great idea.

FAB Automotive Detailing does a clear coat say lawyer thinner on it ?

Raster raster I ha e seen those also but from what I understand once you hear it up it will fade again and won’t except any dressings or turn black again with heat. That’s why I decided to paint.

Hey guys the heat gun only works temporarily i tried it on my 02 ford excursion a year ago i took my time and came out great but the white spots came back with a vengeance so now I have awesome looking paint using the chem guys stuff but my bumper looks like cheap Marble print 😂 so now I’m watching this video as I’m taping up my bumper pads I’m definitely going to do my cal too thanks for the video 😎 round two here we go 👍

Joseph Desilva I have heard this same thing many times from others. This paint should fix you right up. You are welcome

Thank you 👍

Jorge Maese Thanks! I plan on doing a 6 month update next month

Anna Colvett So far it still looks like I just applied it. I plan on doing an update video soon.

FAB Automotive Detailing any update? Getting over reapplying trim restore products that only last a few months

I bought a rear diffuser for my miata , alcoholed to clean , 400 grit to scuff , plastic adhesion promoter spray and rust o leum matte blavk spray good for plastic , ive noticed ive needed quite a few resprats to get uniform coverage .

They are saw horses

randika bandara Thank you! More videos are coming

Mimikyu The Pokemon Thanks! You will need a high temperature paint like engine paint in gloss black. That’s how I would do it.

rizkybiss I have seen people do it like that but I heard it will fade again and won’t take any dressing once you hear it up like that. I don’t know that first hand though.

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing right on. I see This video is from Sept 2018. How is the paint holding up? I bed armored my grill and mirror covers on my hummer h3 and I have alot of plastic I want to restore or renew.

rizkybiss It still looks as good today as it did they day I painted it. Very happy with it!

It’s been 3 years and mine is just starting to fade again. Mine never peeled or anything. It’s really good stuff

Nope.

Rdetailing Thanks! It’s holding up great. I put a 2 year durability video up not long ago.

FAB Automotive Detailing thanks for the response, will check it out. God bless brother

Rdetailing You are welcome!

Being that it’s textured I wouldn’t sand it. You can use an adhesion promoter.

You are welcome. It would be the same it just may take more coats.

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing Ok great, I another question. My rocker panels are part of the truck and are aluminum do you think this spray would work fine for them too? I know its not plastic trim so im second guesting myself...

@@doncorleone9442 I don’t know how it would react to metal since it’s designed for plastic

Tristan_ G Yep I’m a terrible painter but it turned out fine.

Tristan_ G how should it be sprayed because I’m doing this to my faded Jeep fenders. I think you move the can spray then stop spray and stop moving ? I don’t know

buster tim Ok so where do you buy adhesion promoter? I have never heard of it. 30 years? I have always heard paint and body work is very hard on the body.

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing car paint suppler . Yes body and paint work is hard on people I got asthma from painting . I tell everyone to wear paint mask

Autozone !

Adhesion promoter basically softens the plastic so the paint bonds with the plastic better.

Thanks! Yea it would work fine on rubber trim also. It has held up great.

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Here is my 2 year update! 👆

Thomas Jacques It is made for plastic so it will probably work.

You would need to sand it

Thanks!

No it wouldn’t work on chrome to well.

4 years.

MR.4-4-85 Thanks but I am far from a professional sprayer! 😂 It is still holding up great. I check it everytime I wash and it still looks like I just did it. You are welcome

Rust oleum is underrated. It can last a really long time in most cases

3 years and still going strong

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing thanks. Not a fan of rustoleum since they took over everyone else. But seemed good on your jeep.

MrJeffreywhp I just watched a video on that a few days ago!

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing been doing it for years in the body shop

MrJeffreywhp How long does it last before fading again?

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing one example is my truck did it 6 years ago still nice and black

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing if you would like drop your email and I'll show you my truck

juvi81 The blotchy spots were defects in the plastic.

Youbikewithatube I h e heard bad things about the heat gun method after a year. It will return and won’t accept any dressing or heat gun again. This has held up great for 2 years!

Don't use a heat gun on plastics. The heat just draws out more oils from inside the plastic, which will make the plastic more brittle. It will fade again quickly, usually within a year. It is used car lots that use the heat gun method because they don't care what happens after someone has bought the car. Trim & Bumper paint actually seals-in the oils which will preserve the plastic instead of drying it out. The Trim & Bumper paint will last 3 to 4 years before needing a refresh, MUCH longer than "black plastic restorer" products. If you want the Trim & Bumper paint to last even longer you can also apply a UV resistant clear coat on top of the Trim & Bumper paint at the end.

walter kersting Yes you have to have a wiper removal tool. You can buy them at any auto parts store.

pop the cover off and use some wd40 on the nut. easy

Got one off e-bay really cheap.

Not at all! I released a 1 year update video a few months ago.

It still looks good! Not as good as it did when I first applied it but I have been extremely happy with it.

TheMaskman74 Yes it makes the plastic trim look new again.

Yes VRP won’t last long. This is the best way to go

Rustolium makes consistent quality paint. Dog nails will mark any paint though

You could remove it or mask everything off around it you don’t want painted or overspray on.

Ok thanks so much for the advice

@@tinalashay2498 you are welcome

sami etbarek Thanks! I have not heard of solution finish so now I will have to look it up. Haha I already used Adam’s VRT and Griot’s Trim reconditioned on the other pieces. Thanks for the advice I will look I to it.

I guess if you wanted to you could

Lee Sires Not Shiney at all once it cures.

Google Reviewer The same as it did when I painted it! It’s holding up great. I plan on doing an update soon.

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing Awesome...thank you for the fast response.

Google Reviewer You are welcome!