Exterior Trim Sealant | Protects Plastics, Rubber, Vinyl & Metal | Clear Finish & UV Protection | 8 Oz | WG-3000 | Long-Lasting Sealant for Exterior Surfaces

Product is awesome and it only takes a small amount. A bottle last about a year when using it on plastic parts of my car. Easy to use, shines well. Highly recommend and worth the money.

I'm reviewing Wolfgang Exterior Trim Sealant. I just bought a 2015 Highlander with an ugly sun bleached plastic windshield cowl. It was the same color as burned down charcoal briquettes. But after using this sealant it is BLACK. Here are the steps I took: 1. I taped off the windshield to keep the rubbing alcohol and sealant off my rainx-ed windshield. (Lesson learned: Apply rainx after the cowl restoration. Not before.) 2. I raised the hood. 3. From inside the engine compartment I sprayed rubbing alcohol on the cowl and scrubbed it with a dish brush. Then wiped off the crud with a towel. Actually, I had a dish brush screwed onto a long pole from a previous project which worked great. Made it easy to reach the cowl without breaking my back. I cleaned the cowl with the hood raised so I didn't have to take time to protect my hood paint. 4. When the alcohol dried the cowl became a dark grey instead of a washed out light greyish-white color. 5. I used a small foam brush from a paint store and applied a small amount of the WG trim sealant. This stuff is the consistency of oil. Thicker than sewing machine oil but thinner than olive oil. A foam brush is the way to go instead of spreading it with a cloth. Less product wasted. I spread on a thin coat. 6. After about 45 minutes I applied a second thin coat. 7. About 90 minutes later I applied a third coat. Putting down 3 coats might be overkill but this cowl was butt ugly before I started and the south florida sun is brutal. This stuff is pricey but a little goes a long way. There is plenty left in the bottle to do other plastic trim on my car. I think the next time I buy a car I'll look for one with less black trim. It's too much work to keep it black in south florida. I'm hoping this product will protect the trim and keep it black longer than cheaper sealants. I'm giving this product 5 stars for initial impressions.

Want a sticky product? Like stuff that easily rinses off with minimal effort? My personal favorite, THE DUST MAGNET IMPOSSIBLE TO REMOVE?! Well, I'm sorry you're out of luck. This stuff stays on through washes, makes your trim darker than my sense of humor, and AND as an added bonus won't attract dust like you just dropped a fistful of dirt on some super glue. I'm cheap, like pissed when dollar menu switched to "value menu" cheap. The price/oz screams "oh hell nah!" The quality whispers "oh hell yes." A bottle last a long time, you don't need much. If you're on the fence, don't buy the cheap miracle "but we'll give you 2 gallons for $3" stuff. Just get this. You at regret spending $5 for a burger, but you won't regret this.

The product pretty much works as advertised, but the price point is very high for a basic automotive product.

Awesome product that does its job

Be sure to wear gloves when applying this! Also, I cut a rag (old tshirt, etc.) into a really small piece (5" x 5"); this way, the rag gets saturated and you can reduce the amount of Wolfgang that you use. Afterward, you probably want to wipe down everything with a clean, dry cloth to remove any excess (but I never do lol). My 2018 vehicle has black trim, of which I am not a fan because it fades over time and looks horrible. This stuff, however, keeps the black trim on your car looking brand new. I used it every 2 months for the first year, but then I hadn't applied it in over a year, but when I finally did, it restored the black trim completely. 1 month later, the black trim is still clean, dark (i.e. not dry and gray) and looks great. I also used it on the dashboard and vinyl/plastic trim on the interior, and it looks great. I was a little concerned that car would stink of fumes, but it didn't at all. I purchased a 2nd bottle just in case a supply chain disruption occurs and Wolfgang is no longer available.

I've been using this stuff for 20 years on cars and motorcycles and have tried many other things during that time, but I always come back to this. If you park your car inside, this sealant will keep your trim looking new for years. Not sure if it holds true for cars and motorcycles parked outside, but I imagine you get at least a few months of protection and good looks out of it before you have to re-apply it.

This stuff is a miracle... I've tried plenty of trim "restorers", paints, etc. This is far and away the best... it stands up to the elements better than any other. Yes, it's not cheap... but very little is needed, and each application lasts a LONG time... Rain will slowly beat it down, but even after 5 days of relentless rain, the rest of my car looked grungy... but not the trim.. it still looked quite good. I find that I need to use this stuff every other month... not that the trim fades back to what it was before using this... rather, rain will unevenly show it's wear... just a quick, light touch up every other month removes that wear and it looks good as new! This is absolutely always going to be in my car cleaning bucket from now on.