Combat Clean
Trim Therapy – (Trim & Plastic Restorer)
Trim Therapy – (Trim & Plastic Restorer)
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Restore faded trim back to factory black.
Sun-faded trim makes even a clean vehicle look worn. Trim Therapy from Combat Clean brings plastic, vinyl, and rubber back to a deep, original black in minutes.
Just a few drops go a long way. One simple wipe restores color with a clean, non-greasy finish—no streaks, no oily shine.
Why You'll Love It
Restores trim back to original black
Works on plastic, vinyl & rubber
Few drops = big coverage
Non-greasy, streak-free finish
Helps protect against sun fade
Perfect For
Cars, trucks, Jeeps, and SXS / UTV plastics
How to Use
Clean • Apply a few drops • Wipe • Done
Trim Therapy by Combat Clean
Clean vehicle. Bold trim.
Comes with two gloves and an application towel.
Usage & Material Compatibility — Frequently Asked Questions
Should I clean the trim before applying Trim Therapy?
Yes. Remove loose dirt, grease, and old dressing before applying. A clean surface lets Trim Therapy bond properly and deliver a more even, longer-lasting result. The included application towel works best on already-clean trim.
Should I test on a hidden area first?
Yes — especially on surfaces you haven't used Trim Therapy on before. Apply a small amount to an inconspicuous spot, let it sit briefly, then wipe. Confirm the color and finish meet your expectations before treating the full surface.
How much product do I need?
A few drops cover a significant amount of trim. Start with 3–4 drops on the applicator towel and work section by section. Using too much can leave excess product — less is more with Trim Therapy.
How do I apply it, and does direction matter?
Work in straight, overlapping strokes following the grain or texture of the trim panel. There is no dwell time required — apply, wipe evenly, and buff away any excess with a clean, dry cloth. Do not let excess product sit on painted or glass surfaces.
What surfaces is Trim Therapy compatible with?
Trim Therapy is formulated for exterior plastic trim, vinyl trim, and rubber seals and moldings — the unpainted black trim found on cars, trucks, Jeeps, SXS, and UTVs. It is not intended for painted surfaces, fabric, or interior soft trim.
Is Trim Therapy a cleaner or a restorer?
Trim Therapy is a restorer, not a cleaner. It is designed to bring faded, oxidized trim back to a deep original black and help protect against further sun fade. Clean the surface first with a separate product, then apply Trim Therapy for best results.
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Goes on easy, and lasts longer at that dark shine than any I have used before. Love it!
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