Quick Sealant On Plastic Trim?

[firemanram]

Hi,

 

I drive a Ram 1500 and it is never garaged. I can't seem to keep a good coating of SVRT on my bed rail caps, much to the dismay of my inner detailer. I am constantly using my truck for things that, make me want to detail it twice a day!

 

I have been reading and I know that some of you like to use the quick sealant on airdams and what not. I have been debating trying that out on my bed rail caps, as they are already slightly faded.

 

Any thoughts, ideas, and suggestions would be a great help.

 

Thanks!

[ChargerMatt]

Go for it! Just remember a sealant goes on bare surface, not over the VRT

[mc2hill]

It works ok on trim, but IMO not as long as a good application of SVRT.

[firemanram]

Thanks for the feedback. I think I'm going to give it a shot. The nice thing is that everything wears off eventually, so I can always go back to VRT.

 

The only thing is, do you think it will take care of the fading issue that I am having?

[MichiganSRT8]

Thanks for the feedback. I think I'm going to give it a shot. The nice thing is that everything wears off eventually, so I can always go back to VRT.

 

The only thing is, do you think it will take care of the fading issue that I am having?

 

fading will be remedied better with SVRT, the spray sealant is more or a protectant than helping gray trim back to black. I personally prefer the SVRT because of its SPF35 protection.

[bjoeaull]

Why not use the sealant and then some svrt! I really like the spray sealant on my plastice trim because its so darn easy! But might not be very economical.