How to Restore Faded Plastic Trim on Your Car Using Lithium

How to restore faded trim on your vehicle using these graphene infused trim restoration cubes from Lithium. This will permanently restore faded plastic to that factory look. The kit comes with everything you need to restore your trim. This includes the graphene ceramic infused trim cubes, one spray bottle of pre-applicator cleaner, a pair of gloves, and the instructions. #lithium #lithiumautocare #autodetailing

Lithium Graphene Trim Cubes: https://lithiumautocare.com/products/graphene-trim-coating

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Tools/Supplies Needed:
-hose and water
-carwash soap and a bucket
-compressed air
-microfiber towel
-Lithium trim restoration kit

Procedure:
I gave the vehicle a full wash so we’re working with a clean base and there is minimal chance of contaminants. Then I followed up with compressed air and a microfiber towel to remove any pooling water under and around the trim where it may cause application issues.

Then using their pre-application spray, it’s applied to the door handle and then wipe the surface using a microfiber cloth. This will remove any contaminants or oils on the surface which may prevent the product from working properly. Furthermore I have also washed the vehicle before doing the application process.

Next going to the rear bumper trim, I Again the pre-applicator spray is applied to remove any contaminants, the surface is then cleaned using a microfiber towel. It’ll take a few minutes to dry which is why I go around with the cleaner first.

Now back to the door handle. Here is the trim cube package, there is one cube per package. Open the package and watch the cube is saturated with cleaner. It’s important to wear gloves during the cleaning and application processes. Then gently rub the plastic with the trim cube. Go over the full surface, working in different directions to ensure it is sufficiently covered.

When done follow up with a clean microfiber cloth to remove any excess amount of restoration product. If you missed any spots, go over it again and then follow up with a microfiber cloth.

After that you will be required to let the product dry.

Now going back to the bumper trim, again using the same process. Try not to squish the cube where a bunch of conditioner drips out. Work in different directions, evenly covering the plastic. In this situation try not to get it on the chrome bumper.

Then follow up with a microfiber cloth to remove the excess amount of restoration product, providing an even finish throughout the plastic trim.

Again other areas of the vehicle also have the product applied as well. This can be applied on any plastic trim such as the door handles, fender flares, box protectors, license plate frames, rocker panel covers, light bezels, bumper valances, etc. this can even be used on your boat, yard equipment, motorcycle, ATV, etc.

Once done as you can see the trim is restored to its new original finish. I will be extensively testing this product to see how it holds up. This was applied before winter so be sure to keep an eye out for a review in the upcoming months.

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