OWATROL Polytrol Plastic Restorer for Cars, Oil, Color Restorer, 17 Oz

This product works beautifully. I had a plastic deck box that had faded from sun exposure. I used one coat of this product on it using a paintbrush and a rag. It felt slightly tacky at the 22 hour mark, so I used a wet rag to wipe it down and the slight tackiness disappeared. I highly recommend it. The sheen is similar to a semi gloss, which looks new and refreshed. As recommended, I also washed the rag I used with water and soap before discarding it.

A little expensive, but I have to admit that this is the first one that actually does what it says . It soaks in to the driest fender flyers on my jeep that looked like they were really about to crack and fall off and now they’re not like new, but they’re flexible again and they are beautiful to look at nice and dark and hold up even I noticed after I went in the mud and had a power wash it off it still looked nice and dark. Damn, they’re like new. I’ll probably put a second coat because mine were really really bad but yeah this is a good product. It does what it says. It’s just a little expensive.

Finally found it! This is the product I have been searching for years. It restores many things but I tried it on my 40 year old Musket Brown Alcoa Aluminum down spouts ,soffit and fascia, Brown faded aluminum around my windows and trim around doors. Shines like better than new!! It has been on the aluminum for about 8 months and it hasn’t faded or showed any signs of peeling or yellowing. It is an oil like product that dries to a shine . I tried different application methods and for me the sponge paint brushes worked the best. Nice and smooth. Select the width depending on what you are using it on. I have a 1997 Gator and it’s always been garage kept but the green plastic showed its age. Shiny like new although obviously it doesn’t take out scratches in the soft plastic. This product is a game changer… between a plastic and rubber dressing and a clear paint. I am a happy camper and… a little goes a long way!

Used this product to restore the finish on a sun faded Thule cargo box and it looks brand new. Highly recommend this.

Brought my black plastic back. Lasts a long time.

Great stuff

Very easy to use and works great I will definitely be buying it again. Once you clean your head light dry them and then apply the polytrol plastic restorer to them or even fog lights and they look brand new.

I have a Jeep with flare fenders, and it sits in the sun a lot. Other restorers I’ve tried never held up for long, but this product has stayed looking good far longer than I ever imagined. I’m really impressed with it and absolutely love the results

Génial ! Un produit qui a fait des miracles sur mon vieux salon de jardin tressé noir abîmé par les années ( ternes, gris, un peu peu vert), sur tous les plastiques et le bois. J’en rachèterais dès que mon bidon d’1 L sera fini. Il tient dans le temps, avec soleil et pluie. Je le recommande à 100 %. Bien suivre les instructions.

Hat wahnsinnig geholfen an der lackierten Schüko-Alu-Haustür und dem Hörmann Garagentor (beide Anthrazit). Sieht aus wie neu. In der prallen Sonne aber wohl Wiederholung nach 2 bis 3 Jahren nötig ...

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Very good product,highly recommend

I have been waiting for the rain to hold up since I bought this last year. I have, or had, a very badly weathered black composite front door. It looked almost bleached in parts of the bottom panels and across the bottom. I was hoping that applying this polytrol would help a very shabby door look somewhat better. Without doubt, it has exceeded expectations. The door is glossy, and there are no white bits remaining. It even cleaned up the letterbox, handle and knocker. I applied it by brush first and then with a lint-free cloth, and I rubbed off the excess. I applied it in the morning when it was coolest and no direct sun. I was concerned that it would be a gloopy mess, especially since the temperature yesterday was so high and it was a little sticky into the evening. It was easy to apply and didn't drip. This morning I can see that some areas (the faux wood grain) where the weathering was so bad are a little lighter. I think rereading the instructions I could have left it a little longer (I probably left it 10 minutes working in sections) and worked into those areas a little more before wiping off. Definitely value for money. This was something I thought I'd try before reluctantly buying a new door - I really didn't want all the hassle that goes with it either. You only need a relatively small amount so I have loads of the tin left ready for the next time. I used it on the door furniture and the security lights, so very handy and versatile. An easy DIY project and very satisfying because it did work well.