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Here are the after scrubbing and before trim coat

An Update: I was able to get the coating off using Adam’s Rubber & Mat cleaner and a brush, I used a brush attached to drill bit. Had to go 2-3 times but overall not a bad outcome. I applied Cerakote Trim coating

I looked at them, wasnt sure if they have the functionality i was looking at. I will try the free trial option. I am not full time either, i like to be organized and its worth spending 1K a year for piece of mind :-). Thank you!

Any recommendations on a system to manage clients?, i use hubspot to capture requests. I am looking for a system to manage client transaction history, remind them every 3/6/12 months for their detailing appointment based on their preference. If there is anything that can do the email...

yes, temporary. I need to fix it permanent or atleast for years not weeks or months to last.

I will get the car back in 2 weeks, i have so many questions and so many things to try, i will post back...not going to polish it as it will rip up the pad as well due to the texture. I will have to do manually, with lot of elbow grease and patience.

This is good to know. i will keep this thread posted how i fixed it.

i will come back, it might take few weeks due to his schedule. But i will get trim fixer like cerakote ready too just in case. I got the C4 permanent trim restorer

I tried APC diluted and non diluted with micro fiber, with Magic eraser. Tried to use polish on a microfiber applicator... Tried in small spots to see which works... the polish on microfiber worked to some extent, but it still has the minor white glaze..never went back to full black

I pinged him on Insta, hopefully he will respond. Thank you for this!

if its a regular plastic trim, i would have polished with light abrasive pad but for this bronco the trim seems to be lil porous and not a smooth finish like normal trim.

Yes, the car was prepped like rest of the car, strip washed, chemical decontaminated, and iron removed entire car. and Polished on painted surfaces. So lets stop judging that i am not professional. If it was a application error, it should have showed up before wash. I dont know what he did when...

No, if its high spots, it should have shown before the wash. This only showed up after the wash.

Wow, quick to judge are we?, you would never learn if there isn't a one off issues like this. Or we all end up being cocky rats like we know everything. If this is mishap it would have shown up before the wash.

Did anyone experience it, i have Bronco ceramic coated, used Adams advanced graphene coating, the rest of the painted surfaces are fine, but my trim turned into this after 2 washes. Any ideas, how to remove this haze without damaging trim? this is the same look on all the trim areas. Appreciate...