By Lee Sibley
1 year ago
Restoring your car’s faded plastic trim
Want to revive the tired-looking plastic trim on your car? Maz from Garage Therapy shows how to do it, with a finish that will last…
The plastic trim on Lee’s 1998 Porsche 911 was looking tired and faded, so Maz at Garage Therapy showed us how to easily restore the look of the scuttle panel and window trim/surrounds with a finish that will last! Products used in this video include Garage Therapy’s Citrus Cleaner, Hades ceramic coating, and Tyre Serum, all available from the GT website.
Thanks to Garage Therapy for the help & expert insight. You can check out the full range of GT products here: https://www.garagetherapy.co.uk/
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