If Project Farm tested it and recommend it you can bet it is good. No one on the interweb does anywhere near the testing he does. I now check out his channel before i buy something that im unsure of.
Can confirm, I did my truck plastic and it’s just starting to look noticeably faded 2 years later, which I think is what the manufacturer claims. Even worked on the rubberized window trims. Parked outside 365, pretty good stuff compared to the other snake oil products on the market.
Also, don’t torch your plastics. It will increase the rate of oxidation. I think the ceramic coatings eventually “wet” the oxidation layer making it look black and reducing the rate of further oxidation
So I just learned this today listening to a old "car talk" podcast. Ray claims that WD-40 is not a true lubricant or rust penetrator, it is a moisture repellant coating that keeps moisture off of metal.
Soltion Finish is the product you want to restore the plasticvand color as well. Then if you would like to top it with a ceramic spray after it cures would be the cherry on top
💁🏽♂️ I use kiwi 🥝 shoe 👞 polish paste in thin can. Swirl on, soft cloth polish off. Cheap 💴, 2 coats 🧥 in hot sun ☀️, last 2 to 3 years. ( your welcome ) 🐎🐎🦅🪶🕊
Bruh what happened to your phone 😂 just use a heat gun and go slow or use a blow torch and got very fast then apply treatment after that and it will last a life time.
ThatBlackStuff and ForeverBlack are about equally as good but both are less shiny/gloss than the CeraKote. I prefer a more mat black finish so I go with ThatBlackStuff. And ForeverBlack is in between the two for shiny, so maybe ForeverBlack is like a satin and CeraKote is like a gloss/semigloss Edit: I forgot, don’t even try the other “TrimRestorers”. I’d stick to one of the 3 mentioned. Pro tip
I can tell you what looks better and the last a lot longer involves just a little bit of work it’s called glossy black spray paint, and a roll of painters tape it will not crack, and it will last longer than the gator 😂😂 just thought you’d like to know
My Chevy Avalanche faded out and I used transmission fluid. Plastic is made from petroleum products so it makes sense to rehydrate with a petroleum product.
Thank you for actually showing it a few days later and not just saying it works because it looks nice 2 seconds after it’s on there
If Project Farm tested it and recommend it you can bet it is good. No one on the interweb does anywhere near the testing he does. I now check out his channel before i buy something that im unsure of.
I used this on my wife's 04 Honda crrv 6 months ago and it still looks good
Mine is 2001 Honda CRV I was looking for this comment! Thanks mannn❤❤
I used a torch on my Gator works great
Solution finish is the best. It lasts a long time
Then I saw the price. Faded plastic blends in well with my white hair.
If project farm says it’s the best, it’s the best!
I used that on my trucks tied plastic trim parts, it's awesome stuff
Can confirm, I did my truck plastic and it’s just starting to look noticeably faded 2 years later, which I think is what the manufacturer claims. Even worked on the rubberized window trims. Parked outside 365, pretty good stuff compared to the other snake oil products on the market.
Also, don’t torch your plastics. It will increase the rate of oxidation. I think the ceramic coatings eventually “wet” the oxidation layer making it look black and reducing the rate of further oxidation
So I just learned this today listening to a old "car talk" podcast. Ray claims that WD-40 is not a true lubricant or rust penetrator, it is a moisture repellant coating that keeps moisture off of metal.
According to the manufacturer, it's a aolvent which is why it can remove oil stains on your driveway.
If I recall this was done last year on your gator . What does it look like now?
Soltion Finish is the product you want to restore the plasticvand color as well. Then if you would like to top it with a ceramic spray after it cures would be the cherry on top
Wipe new is the best i wish project farm would have tested it works better than anything ive tried
not bad. i do recommend do at least two more passes one a week
My Gator needs to meet this stuff!
Just ordered a bottle to restore our Ford Transit faded plastic trim.
💁🏽♂️ I use kiwi 🥝 shoe 👞 polish paste in thin can. Swirl on, soft cloth polish off. Cheap 💴, 2 coats 🧥 in hot sun ☀️, last 2 to 3 years. ( your welcome ) 🐎🐎🦅🪶🕊
Bruh what happened to your phone 😂 just use a heat gun and go slow or use a blow torch and got very fast then apply treatment after that and it will last a life time.
Maybe NEVER use this many emojis aga
@@Robloxian-micheal69420and yet still, I'm fine with it if he's giving legit info. That's cheap and super long lasting if so and the best tip so far
Have you tried these other products as well?
Did you try the linseed oil and paint thinner method?
ThatBlackStuff and ForeverBlack are about equally as good but both are less shiny/gloss than the CeraKote.
I prefer a more mat black finish so I go with ThatBlackStuff. And ForeverBlack is in between the two for shiny, so maybe ForeverBlack is like a satin and CeraKote is like a gloss/semigloss
Edit: I forgot, don’t even try the other “TrimRestorers”. I’d stick to one of the 3 mentioned. Pro tip
Thanks
How did this hold up? Any update?
When it does fade again, torch the whole door it will look amazing!!
Yeah but its not a long term fix
Quick heating with a torch will take it back to factory been doing it for years on atvs
Do you have to keep doing it?
It dries uneven
We want to know how it looks a month or two later not a couple of days
Here's another machine I did...six month update towards the beginning of the video czcams.com/video/6JNKO17Ioeo/video.html
@@GoodWorksTractors thanks sir!
@@GoodWorksTractors that video talks about ditch bank flail mowers. I watched the whole thing.
Deere has horrible paint and plastics. Ask me how I know
I used this product and it only lasted about 6 months.
Did you tried " THAT BLACK STUFF" ?
Try using a torch on it. Hold flame back away from it and move slowly back and forth.
I would try a heat torch
A heat gun is the only way to do it right, it will last as long as new and if you wish to extend it then just wax it after using the heat gun
What type of wax?
I can tell you what looks better and the last a lot longer involves just a little bit of work it’s called glossy black spray paint, and a roll of painters tape it will not crack, and it will last longer than the gator 😂😂 just thought you’d like to know
I used it on my tesla, and it messed up all my black plastic, its a scam it doesn’t work at all
My Chevy Avalanche faded out and I used transmission fluid. Plastic is made from petroleum products so it makes sense to rehydrate with a petroleum product.
Interesting and logical. I've seen people using transmission fluid to protect wood from damage for exterior use
Has it lasted?
Plastic crap just sand it and have it painted
I usually use heat and wd40 works good and seems to last
Hiw long does it last?
Get Your Motor running... head out on the high way not Bi way. Look for some adventure. Wax On Wax Off The WaXEr