Do you use a special product to protect window pillars?

[PBoy]

I sometimes use touchless car washes in the winter and I know that takes a toll on trim, e.g. pillars

Is an AIO product the way to go?

 

[PBoy]

no suggestions?

 

[ROMEO]

What kind of material are they? Black plastic? Chrome? What?

 

[PBoy]

What kind of material are they? Black plastic? Chrome? What?

I'm not sure. 2010 Chevy Malibu

 

[SeaJay's]

They are probably plastic. Some sort of trim restorer would work. There are a ton out there and I've only had the pleasure of using 303 and adams vrt. I've tried a couple here and there and haven't really tried a lot and haven't really found one that I really like that doesn't run.

Only problem with this is they tend to run when it rains. So you'll end up with some streaks on the paint, which I personally can't stand. I recently picked up some Poorboys trim restorer which due to the weather being so cold, I haven't had a chance to test out. Heard great things about it and everyone on the forum seems to like it.

 

[longdx]

Klasse AIO

 

[WRAPT C5Z06]

Uttg

 

[MFE]

Klasse AIO

Agreed. Works on plastic, chrome, paint, etc.

 

[PBoy]

Agreed. Works on plastic, chrome, paint, etc.

Although it doesn't stain plastic trim I've never seen it recommended for plastic.

 

[PBoy]

Only problem with this is they tend to run when it rains. So you'll end up with some streaks on the paint, which I personally can't stand. I recently picked up some Poorboys trim restorer

a few members in this thread had trouble with PB-TR running after rain

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum...restorer-ultima-trim-tire-guard-question.html

 

[J1nx93]

Poorboy's Trim Restorer or 303, IF they are plastic.

 

[dispense]

I just applied Ultima's Tire and Trim Guard (UTTG) two weeks ago. I wanted something that was less like a dressing and more like a protective layer that will last. It has been raining here in Biloxi and the product does not run at all and still looks like the day I applied it. Very happy so far! It is expensive, but a small amount really goes a long way!

 

[J1nx93]

I just applied Ultima's Tire and Trim Guard (UTTG) two weeks ago. I wanted something that was less like a dressing and more like a protective layer that will last. It has been raining here in Biloxi and the product does not run at all and still looks like the day I applied it. Very happy so far! It is expensive, but a small amount really goes a long way!

Glad you found something that suits your needs! :xyxthumbs:

 

[longdx]

Klasse AIO is a good alternative because it has a mild polishing ability and a pretty durable protectant. I use it on plastic/glass/paint/chrome. It does not stain and is super easy to apply.