Instantly Restore Faded Plastic Surfaces
A simple spray-and-wipe solution designed to lift dirt, restore deep luster, and build a protective shield against fading and oxidation on all trim pieces.
See the Visual Transformation
Quickly revives weathered, chalky, and faded plastic pieces back to a deep, dark, and shiny clean look. Observe the immediate difference on dull dashboards, door handles, and exterior trim.
Versatile Plastic Care
Engineered for broad compatibility. Safe and highly effective for car bumpers, interior trim, side mirrors, motorcycle plastic components, plastic home appliances, and household resin chairs.
đȘ 3-Step Showroom Shine
- Step 1: Spray. Apply the solution directly onto the surface or onto a clean microfiber towel.
- Step 2: Wipe. Gently wipe away embedded dirt, grime, and accidental spills.
- Step 3: Admire. Enjoy a clean, restored, and non-greasy matte finish instantly! No rinsing required.
đĄïž UV Protection & Premium Matte Finish
Beyond cleaning, our formula leaves a protective barrier that guards against harsh sunlight, preventing fading and cracking. It dries to a premium, non-greasy matte finish that won't attract dust.
đŠ Package Contents (What's Included)
- â 1x Plastic Restorer Solution (200ml)
- â 1x Spray Nozzle Attachment
- â 1x Microfiber Towel
- â 1x Application Sponge
- â 1x Color Retail Box
Product Specifications
| 200 ml / 6.7 fl oz |
| 16.2 cm |
| 4.4 cm |
| Hand-Trigger Spray |
| 15 - 20 minutes |
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take for the restorer to cure?
Once sprayed and wiped evenly onto a clean surface, it takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes for the coating to dry and cure completely.
Will this leave a greasy or sticky residue on my dashboard?
No. The restorer is specifically formulated to dry cleanly, leaving behind a rich dark luster without any oily, greasy, or sticky residue.
What surfaces can I safely use this on?
It is safe for a variety of compatible interior and exterior plastic trim. This includes dashboards, side mirrors, car bumpers, motorcycle plastics, printer shells, and plastic household chairs.