Making the trim black again

[Uber_Otter]

This is the stuff, it's a black dye. The 4 oz bottle goes a loong way, I used this on our Saturn VUE and its held up well for 2 years now. The toyota plastics seem to gray really fast.

Thats excess polish on the wipers.

I stopped halfway to take the picture.

It has a shoe polish applicator, and wipes off paint easily

1st coat looks like crap, as in "oh god what have I done?!"
2nd coat looks slightly less bad.
3rd coat is magical black

Edit: Its called Forever black, they sell a kit but you really just need the dye.
Just clean the plastic before,,,,unlike me



http://www.amazon.com/Forever-Black-.../dp/B0007QRLF4

[kustom play]

good info, i plan to do mine soon

[KCALB SIRAY]

Yes, this is bar far one of the greatest products I have ever used and works wonders. I had a Jeep Wrangler with fender flares that faded within a year (its a Jeep thing and can't get past it no matter what) and this product is the bomdiggity, yes I said bomdiggity.

[big lo]

LMAO, he said bomdiggity

[JBougie]

hahahaha just another one to go in the book of Mike-isms hahahah

I am going to have to pick that up ... I know a friend who needs that stuff badly. Christmas present FTW!

[RedRide]

I have used Forever Black products on my ' 02 Celica and I highly recomend them.
I applied the plastic black dye to the badly weathered Celica's cowl and it did indeed restore it to nearly new condition.
It lasted for for at least a year up to the day I recently sold it. This was in NY state weather and not garage kept.

http://www.foreverblack.com/

One Point......
The yaris' plastics are not actually black but are a dark grey .
So, a couple of applications may be needed (as the OP pointed out) to achieve satisfactory results and change it to black.

BTW, I also recomend the FB tire dressing. It is also a long lasting black dye and not a temporary "greasy" silicone coverup like other tire products.

[rene0023]

very useful.