Suzuka Rubber & Plastic Coating

If you want to renew your trim because it looks dull and grey, look no further. This exceeded our expectations and made the trim look almost brand new. It was easy to apply, and the results were immediate. We are pleased with it and recommend it.

I used this to protect the inside of my Toyota Highlander. It worked good with a microfiber it didn't really have a smell. I like using it after I cleaning it with the spray of the same brand. Great products.

My black golfcart trim around the body of the golfcart started fading last summer. I used this with a microfiber towel, and my trim now looks better than new! I didnt touch the floormat, so if you look at the trim you can see the difference in color between the mat and the trim. This stuff really works! I havent had to reapply it in over a month. It still looks great!

Works as advertised. It's very easy to apply, and it beautifully renewed the exterior rubber and plastic trim on my 20 year old BMW.Highly recommended!

This product did OK with my leatherette but not with textured vinyl. It did the best on smooth plastic like cup holders. Not impressed.

Works great!! I applied this to some dry looking plastic trim and it brought it back to a dark black luster. The best part??? NO greasy, oily, wet feeling after applying! Brilliant! After applying, it feels dry to the touch and nothing on my fingers! Not sure yet on the longevity of this, but we will see. It’s easy to apply and looks great! HIGHLY recommended!!

This real makes rubber, trim, and fenders look new. Lasts for days too. It doesn’t just disappear the next day. When it rains it actually allows the water to bead off. Not to greasy, but leaves a nice shine. Very impressed!Trust you found this review honest and helpful:-)

I own a base model F-150 ("XL") and it has all of the black plastic trim pieces that you can imagine. Ironically that is what the young kids want on their cars today and are willing to pay extra for it. Anyways, this "Suzuka" rubber coating goo is actually quite impressive. Its withstood several good rains here. It is a thick gooey substance that rubs in and is absorbed into the plastic quickly. It definitely makes the plastic stand out. Just don't wipe this (or any decorative treatment) on surfaces that someone may need to walk on (like the top of the bed rails, top of the bumper etc).

This stuff has worked great on my 95 Del Sol! I put this on about 2 weeks ago. It has been through a few storms and sat in the sun. It is not oily or greasy after application. Diggin it! My cowl and rocker panel look black again. Did I mention this car is 27+ years old? For it to stay black for more than a day is a hard thing to accomplish with just one coat. Highly recommend!!!!

I came across this rubber and plastic coating for car trim from WASH&WHIPS while searching for other automotive products and decided to request and give it a try. And I'm glad I did as I'm pretty impressed how well this has held up. I took some pictures right after I applied it and a week later and you can see that the plastic bumper trim I applied it to looks great. I like how easy this is to apply. I like how it improves the look of the plastic trim I applied it to and how well it held up over a week later. I like that it protects my plastic trim so that its less likely to be damaged from the sun and dirt. I like that overall it only took me about 30 minutes on each vehicle (my car and work van) to apply this. Definitely a good, solid product that I highly recommend. 5 out of 5 stars.

I used this on my old 96 mustang that needed some TLC. It works great! See for yourself in the pics I posted.

WASH&WHIPS Suzuka Rubber and Plastic Coating is an amazing product and it is really really doing the job well.I love to clean and detail my car! I have lots of tools, sprays, and whatever you think necessary to detail a car and make it shine like a showroom car. If you are at least a little bit like me you know how hard to clean dirty, dry, bad-looking rubber and plastic parts of your car. I own cars for 25 years and I tried tons of products. Unfortunately, %95 failed about rubber and plastic restore cleaning BUT not the WASH&WHIPS Suzuka!Even after days, the rubber and plastic parts look new and shiny. I am extremely happy with this product. Highly Recommended!

This product does a great job bringing life Back to oxidize plastic without leaving a greasy or oily residue. Simply apply over the surface and allow it to penetrate a few minutes before buffing with a clean microfiber cloth for best results. Re-apply as needed to Maintain a new looking to finish

As a person who wants to keep their car clean, I have reviewed numerous car detailing products.This time around, I am reviewing the WASH&WHIPS Suzuka Rubber and Plastic Coating.WASH&WHIPS is a company based in Los Angeles founded by Parisa and Freddy and was created for the purpose of having a care about their vehicles but also for diversification in the car loving community. Each product is lab tested to work in extreme conditions and to ensure consistent results.The company sources premium materials without breaking the bank and offers tutorials so anyone can use their products quite easily. And as fans of the F1, their goal is to bring the best of car detailing to the market and continue to design and develop.The WASH&WHIPS Suzuka Rubber and Plastic Coating is a coating that you apply onto a surface and allow the product to be absorbed.   Rub the coating onto a surface and with a microfiber towel, wipe off excess material.  And if you are going to re-apply, wait 5-10 minutes before applying another layer of it.The product works great but it does require time and patience as you will want to use it specifically on rubber or plastic areas.  For those wanting a cleaner, you'll want to go with the Monaco.  If you want to use it on leather, you will want to go for the Monza.But this is a product that many can use to moisturize and coat most car surfaces and it will help bring out the natural tone.  Also important to protect from cracking or drying out, especially if you live in hot locations.'Overall, the WASH&WHIPS Suzuka Rubber and Plastic Coating is recommended!

Wash&Whips. I've never heard of them. Their website looks great, their products are packaged nicely, and they have solid branding. But the immediate marketing and catering towards using the hot words Formula 1? That was a red flag for me. Well, it's not much of a red flag anymore after using their Suzuka rubber and plastic coating moisturizer.I'm just going to start with the Wash&Whips Suzuka is a great detailing product. It's protective, restorative, and long-lasting. I've brought out a new life and shine to my old car of 10 years and my relatively new car of 1 year. It applies on easily, just make sure to follow the instructions to let it sit before wiping off the excess. The bottle includes a QR code linking you to an easy instructional video.For the more detail-oriented, it's a little hard to find the ingredients in this thing. Let me save you some headache: the MDS (Material Safety Data) sheet is available on their website and lays out the ingredients as the following:Inorganic Polydimethylsiloxane 60-70% by wtAlcoholate 1-<30% by wtFluoride 1-<5% by wtButyl alcohol 1-<5% by wtSo it's a dimethicone product, which works very well with plastics and synthetics like rubber, both in restoring luster and protecting. In my experience, the Suzuka product has been great for my SUV trim. Wash&Whips, you're on my radar now.

My husband loves maintaining his vehicles, so he loves this compound. We have older vehicles, and this mixture has enlivened and shined up the rubber gaskets around the windows and other plastics and gaskets around our vehicles. We are very happy with this product.

This product works to improve the appearance of your car. The main ingredient is silicone oil, aka dimethicone. It is a viscous liquid that is quickly absorbed. The areas that get coated have a darker color and a shine to them. The bottle says it works on rubber and plastic. Vinyl is a type of plastic, and vinyl is mentioned in the marketing text. In the car I treated, some of the textured vinyl on the door and steering wheel was starting to look faded. This product livened up those areas. You go through a lot of this product for one vehicle, especially if you are covering large areas, like the bumper, or are applying a second coat.The ingredients are not listed on the bottle, but looking at the safety data sheet the ingredients are:60-70% Inorganic Polydimethylsiloxane1-30% Alcoholate1-5% Fluoride1-5% Butyl alcoholYou are supposed to wash your hands after using this product. I think the cheaper Armor All protectant product is mineral oil.

I was hoping this would do what I needed to fix but it really didn’t work for me. I tested on a small area and it didn’t do anything and I used about half of the bottle and nothing. Maybe I got a bad bottle. Only reason I’m giving it 2 stars because I’m guessing I just happened to get a bad bottle. I’ll try another one in the future to see if it actually works.

I have been looking for a long time for a product I can use on my black painted metal mailbox that gets baked in the sun and develops overtime weird blotchy white streaks. I used a similar product before from the hardware store (designed for car trims, not metal mailbox), and it was not as easy to apply and would take a lot of elbow grease to get a nice even sheen again on my mailbox, and it would not last for very long. At first this Wash&Whip product looked like it was beading over. But I applied it in circular motions and it really worked and left my mailbox like new, and it still looks new after 2 weeks after the first application (it does not get rain but gets strong sun for many hours). I also applied the product on my car plastic trims and it made them look brand new again. After a heavy storm that lasted 3 days, the product seemed to have washed out, but after a new application, it looks new again. So works great to detail a car. It does not withstand heavy rain and needs to be reapplied, but a little bead goes along way. Overall, an excellent product.