I just got through using this stuff and I wanted to let everyone know it does an amazing job. This stuff completely restored color/shine to my engine bay, windshield wipers, hatch plastic seal/trim, wheels wells, and the plastic near the sideview mirrors. It is definitely the best stuff I've used, and if you're trying to find something to use on your plastic then this stuff is it!

Fade 2 Black

 

Glad to hear you like the Chemical Guys Fade 2 Black so much. It's quickly become one of our best selling products from CG. I really love the dark finish it restores and it's ease of use. If you have any pictures of your work I'd love to see it!

Greg @ Detailed Image

 

We need pic's dammit.

 

Pictures please.

 

Here are some pics. I went back and also used it as a dressing on my tires, we'll see how it holds up to dirt and if it slings. The back hatch was completely covered in dirt because I've been drying up and down a gravel road the past couple of weeks. I wiped it down then sprayed with Fade 2 Black and it brought back the deep color.

 

I've been wanting to buy this for a while to try in my fender wells...I cleaned the hell out of them a few months ago but they are still grayed.

If I buy them I'll be sure to follow your affiliated link

 

Here is the review from Todd at Esoteric Detail "I wanted to take a brief moment to introduce you to a tremendous interior/exterior spray dressing: Chemical Guys Fade 2 Black. Immediately following my first test it became a staple item in the Esoteric arsenal that I use on every single detail!". High praise from one of the better detailers I've met.

Greg @ Detailed Image

 

Yeah, I was a little skeptical until I saw the article from Todd on DI. Then I was like "Ohh, its works!" Haha. So I bought it! And my wheel wells were pretty dirty because of drying up and down a damn gravel road. Now they're perfectly black!

 

How many miles are on your car?

 

37,000+

 

It looks great in the pic's but now i have something else to buy and try.

 

How are the tires looking now? Sling?

 

Absolutely NO sling whatsoever. It also repels dirt very well. I drove down 5 miles of powdered concrete and gravel at 20 mph and they didn't have a bit of dirt on them. Second day I left in the morning so a bit of morning dew was on them so just a small bit of dirt stuck around the edges. But it definitely kept the deep, dark shine, no sling, and repelled dirt extremely well. I've used other tire dressings and driving down my parents' road left me with a brown, gross tire. So this stuff is awesome!

 

Good show.