Trim restoration service

[808_detail_nut]

To date I been just cleaning and applying 303 over trim on my details but I want to add a more permanent option to my customers. I'm stuck between Dlux and UTTG. Been doing research and both look like they work great but I was wondering what route to go. I know I could just order both but right now I'm just starting up and don't want to spend money if I don't need to. Also how much do you all charge for a trim restoration? Just figure I ask. Thanks.

 

[Ebg18t]

I like and use UTTG for my trim. Holds up well, get a lot of treatments out of a bottle. It is easy to retreat as needed. No trouble with uneven applications. But dLux is a step up from UTTG, it will definitely last longer. I don't know much about the application.

I almost went to dLux this past order, but in reality I liked the UTTG and don't mind reapplying ever so often. I use it on my tires on the Touareg and I use CarPro Perl on my wifes car. Perl is more version, but doesn't last quite as long as UTTG. But either lasts longer than 303 when used on exterior trim. I am trying to streamline my products; So I like having a product that I can use on tires and exterior trim.

 

[FUNX650]

To date I been just cleaning and applying 303 over trim on my details but I want to add a more permanent option to my customers.

right now I'm just starting up and don't want to spend money if I don't need to.

For a, as you termed: more permanent...(as in years and years)...trim restoration, here are two exceptional options:

-ValuGard's E.T.R. III Kit
-Gatorback Coatings


Bob

 

[WRAPT C5Z06]

Of those two, Dlux, without a doubt.

 

[james11]

For a, as you termed: more permanent...(as in years and years)...trim restoration, here are two exceptional options:

-ValuGard's E.T.R. III Kit
-Gatorback Coatings


Bob

Does Gatorback work that much better than Dlux?

 

[FUNX650]

Does Gatorback work that much better than Dlux?

Yes.
Years worth of much better!


Bob

 

[808_detail_nut]

Gator back looks pretty good but is is color dependant? I mean do I need to order a bunch of different colors?

 

[808_detail_nut]

And how much would you charge for that service?

 

[MikeC78]

Yes.
Years worth of much better!


Bob

That's a pretty bold statement. I've never tried Gatorback, but DLux is the Beas knees.

 

[808_detail_nut]

Thanks for the response guys. I think I'm going to go with d lux for now and maybe upgrade to gatorback later. It's order time again.

 

[FUNX650]

That's a pretty bold statement.

Thank you.

To add:
I can (and will) say that the same bold statement
applies to ValuGard's E.T.R. III KIT. :xyxthumbs:

I've never tried Gatorback

I figured as much.

DLux is the Beas knees.

Are those Aunt Bea's knees?


Bob

 

[WRAPT C5Z06]

For a, as you termed: more permanent...(as in years and years)...trim restoration, here are two exceptional options:



-ValuGard's E.T.R. III Kit

-Gatorback Coatings





Bob

Bob,

Gatorback to be applied via spray gun or paint roller?

That's not ideal.

 

[MikeC78]

Yes.
Years worth of much better!


Bob

Thank you.

To add:
I can (and will) say that the same bold statement
applies to ValuGard's E.T.R. III KIT. :xyxthumbs:


I figured as much.


Are those Aunt Bea's knees?


Bob

Haven't tried my Aunt's.

 

[Jaretr1]

I use Dlux on the trim on my car and it easily lasts a year or longer in the intense South Florida sun.