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Full Version: Opti-Seal and Black Plastic Trim
I have a lot of black plastic trim on Mini Cooper can this be sealed with Opti-Seal? Could you use something like Back to Black on the trim then seal that in with Opti-Seal? Any Suggestions welcomed.
QUOTE (DennisH @ Apr 18 2007, 05:08 PM) 
I have a lot of black plastic trim on Mini Cooper can this be sealed with Opti-Seal? Could you use something like Back to Black on the trim then seal that in with Opti-Seal? Any Suggestions welcomed.
I would just clean it and then use the OptiSeal on them without any dressing. I've never tried it on trim but I know from Ron trying it that it should work just fine.
Anthony
I've used it on exterior trim and it seems to work just great. As I haven't had the product long I can't comment on durability but I am sure it will be as good or better than most gels.
It does not seem to watermark or streak which is also important.
It does not seem to watermark or streak which is also important.
QUOTE (Blake @ May 4 2007, 10:23 AM)
I've used it on exterior trim and it seems to work just great. As I haven't had the product long I can't comment on durability but I am sure it will be as good or better than most gels.
It does not seem to watermark or streak which is also important.
It does not seem to watermark or streak which is also important.
Yep and now my Back-To-Black just beads up and runs off.
QUOTE (DennisH @ May 4 2007, 04:58 PM)
Yep and now my Back-To-Black just beads up and runs off.
try Poliseal on your trim then Optiseal, looks great!
QUOTE (thesacrifice @ May 10 2007, 10:05 PM)
try Poliseal on your trim then Optiseal, looks great!
On the Rav4 I did Opti-Seal looked good on the trim but on my wife's TSX I need to try the Poli-Seal / Opti-seal combo. Mike...
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