Faded Trim Ages a Car. Fix It Properly.

A two-stage set for plastic and rubber trim — a residue-free cleaner, a brush to work the texture, and a water-based protectant, bundled at a discounted price.

Grey, chalky trim is the first thing people notice. Dressing over it never works. Textured plastic holds old dressing, wash chemicals and embedded grime deep in its structure, and putting a fresh layer on top just seals that in — which is why greasy trim products flash back to patchy grey a few weeks later. This bundle handles both stages. Gyeon Trim Cleaner is ready to use, wipes off residue-free and leaves a natural matte finish with a light anti-static effect that keeps dust off. The brush is what makes it work: bristles get into the grain where a towel only skims the surface. Then Preserve goes on — a water-based protectant that lays down an invisible layer with UV protection and no greasy shine, keeping the surface looking the way it should rather than artificially wet.

What's in the Bundle

Preserve is a maintenance-level protectant rather than a permanent SiO₂ trim coating — expect to reapply periodically, and consider a dedicated trim coating if you want multi-year durability on severely faded exterior plastic. Dilution ratios and dwell times are reference points that vary with surface condition; apply out of direct sun on cool surfaces, test on an inconspicuous area first, and refer to each manufacturer's label for current guidance.