Can I use this for my trim?

[Big Jay]

My plastic trim is faded. I saw all of the paints and "blackeners" everybody was using in the other thread, but I was wondering could I use this: http://www.rustoleum.com/CBGProduct.asp?pid=95

 

[BWilliams]

It doesn't say that it's optimal for plastics (I'm assuming you're talking about plastic trim, if not, ignore this). Most people seem to use Krylon Fusion for plastics.

 

[MountaineerGreen]

Mother's brand "Back to Black" works well, takes several coats for really dried out plastic, but after that, it lasts a good while and a single refresher coat brings it back to life.

 

[wood1]

Krylon is made for plastic, that might be a better choice.

 

[Big Jay]

OK, then I'll take a look at the Krylon and Back to Black.

 

[MountaineerGreen]

Keep in mind, back to black is a detailing product, not a paint.

 

[NYMount21]

Mother's brand "Back to Black" works well...

I second that, he's right its a great product but defintely more for detailing. I've used it on a friends beat-up 4-wheelin' jeep thou and its made the truck look new

 

[metalmechanic]

Dupli-color black bumper paint. So far I've painted my wipers, grill, and the rear corner pillars, and they all look great.