Wipe New Rust-Oleum 353616 Trim Kit

I picked up Rust-Oleum Wipe New after noticing how faded and gray my car’s exterior trim had gotten over the years. I wasn’t expecting miracles—but honestly, the first application completely surprised me. First Impressions: Right out of the package, it feels more like a “coating” than a typical detailing product. The kit comes with pre-soaked wipes, gloves, and prep cloths, which makes it pretty beginner-friendly. The instructions emphasize prep—and after using it, I understand why. The wipes are small but very saturated, and a little goes a long way. One wipe easily covered most of my bumper and mirror trim. Application Process is simple: - Clean the surface thoroughly - Dry completely - Wipe on a thin, even coat Caution: You do have to be careful. The liquid spreads easily, but if you go over the same spot too many times, it can start to streak. It also dries quickly, so you don’t get much time to fix mistakes. This is where the product really delivers. - Faded gray plastic turned deep black instantly - The finish looked closer to factory-new than shiny or greasy - Trim around my windows and bumper looked years newer It’s one of those products where you immediately see a difference as you apply it. I've used it several times. After a few months of driving, rain, and washes: - The finish held up much better than typical trim dressings - No greasy residue or runoff after rain - New finish/look can last for months to years depending on the application It doesn’t last forever, but it definitely outperforms most “wipe-on shine” products. The ceramic-style protection is meant to resist fading and oxidation over time

This stuff is AWESOME!! It has 3 individual packages of the magic Wipe New. I've bought probably 10 boxes of this stuff over time. On occasion, I've had one of the three packets be dry and no good. It happens, just know that if you buy... but the stuff is so dang good. I restore motorcycles and work on lots of vehicles. I use this stuff on plastic, metal, rubber and even old painted surfaces. It's magic!!!! I recommend it to all my buddies that work on stuff. I used it on the plastic front bumper parts of my Chevy Colorado probably close to 10 years ago. The bumper went from looking like trash to new after this stuff. It looked amazing for probably 8 years in the hot California sun. I had my mom buy some and I used it on her faded mail box.. made it look like new. This stuff works great!!

This was a great product. It restores automotive plastic trim to a like new appearance that lasts for a couple of years. It used to come in small bottles. You could easily control the amount of product that you applied to the surface. Now it’s only available in pre-moistened towelettes. They dry out too quickly which means that you have to buy more than you should need. And you can’t get as good of a finish as you used to be able to do. Rustoleum, please bring back the old Wipe New.

This wipe knew is a joke. I used wipe new 10 years ago. It was different company and product back then. The liquid was in a bottle. The package came with sponge brushes in different sizes. It was easy to apply and lasted well. This new product came with “wipes” saturated with liquid. Opening the package instantly dumped liquid everywhere. It was over soaked and most of it fell onto the floor. I had prepared the area that I wanted to wipe new. Looked good until it dried. Instead of a new looking piece of trim it turned gray when the liquid dried. Bummer. It just doesn’t work like the “old” product did. Very disappointing,

This product is the best I've ever tried on my vehicle's tires and tire. It last several times longer than the spray stuff. Put it on and let it dry good. Dust won't stick to the tires nor trim as it will on the spray or the oil base stuff. You won't go wrong with this one.