Chemical Guys VRP Vinyl, Rubber and Plastic Non-Greasy Dry-to-the-Touch Long Lasting Super Shine Dressing for Tires, Trim and More, Safe for Cars, Trucks, SUVs, RVs & More, 16 fl oz

Listen, I don’t know what kind of wizardry Chemical Guys put in this bottle, but it must involve some sort of black magic or a deal with a detailing demon. I started by using VRP on my wife's 4-month-old car—it had just battled through a winter that made it look like it had been through a war zone. After a quick wipe-down, BOOM! The tires, molding, and dash looked like they had just been teleported from the dealership showroom.But then came the real test… my 14-year-old car. This poor thing has seen things. It's endured years of neglect, coffee spills, snack crumbs, and a level of dust buildup that could qualify as an archaeological site. I applied VRP to the dash and trim, and I kid you not—it was like I had just signed the paperwork and driven it off the lot 14 years ago. I half expected the radio to start playing 2010’s top hits again.And just when I thought I had reached peak car resurrection, I decided to test VRP in the engine bay. Now, this engine bay had seen leaks, grime, and enough dust to make a desert jealous. But with just a few wipes, it looked like it belonged in a showroom. I was half-convinced the car gained 10 extra horsepower just from how fresh it looked!And the best part? It took almost zero effort. Just wipe it on, step back, and admire the transformation. No greasy mess, no streaks—just pure, instant car rejuvenation. If you can butter a piece of toast, you can make your car look brand new with this stuff.So if you want your car to look fresh out of the factory—whether it’s months old or old enough to have a midlife crisis—this stuff is the real deal. Chemical Guys, take my money. I’ll be using VRP until the end of time! 🚗💨

Seriously, 2 week wait. Anyway, it's a big bottle and I gave it a whirl after dinner on my old car (she's old but sturdy and lovely) and was happy it smelled of the beach (coconutty) and it didn't make my hands greasy! A tiny bit goes a long way and the sad grey plastic trim bits were glossy and black again, not a greasy wet shine a great glossy back to original looking trim. SUPER IMPRESSED! Worked on the tires too (they are new but I live around dirt roads) and I'm interested to see how it holds up in the rain capital of America I live in. I'll update as weather changes, but for now, it was a great purchase and well worth the price!

Buy this product. Then walk around your home and shop with a lint free cloth renewing EVERYTHING Vinyl, Rubber and Plastic! I used it on my drafting chair, on my vintage Polk Audio speakers... surrounds and cones and bezels, door seal on my minivan, plastic trim throughout my minivan, hand tool handles, Bible cover, TV trays, etc etc etc. Long lasting and a little goes a l o n g way.

I used this stuff for my interior a month and a half ago. Because my interior is tan, you couldn't really tell a difference. I decided I would use it as a UV protection type thing every so often. The other day I was looking at my black fenders and decided to try it on them as well.I washed them off a little bit with a microfiber cloth and some all-purpose auto cleaner. I got a different microfiber cloth, my vrp, and went to work. I dropped a small line across the top and buffed it in.At first I was scared because there was a line from where I had directly put it on my fender. After a few minutes of buffing and the product soaking in you couldn't even tell. The product smells so good, is not sticky after it cures, and makes it look brand new!The next morning, I walked outside and looked at my fenders. They are still dark black but I noticed an oily sheen in the morning dew laying on the fender. Think "oil in the parking lot puddle" kind of sheen. It is a little disappointing, but I understand. This is not a restoration product. It's not meant to bring it back to new life. It's meant to make it LOOK new. I have no complaints for the interior and the exterior is to be expected because it is not a restorative product. I will say this has to be used more often than you think. It looks amazing the first day and probably a week or so after. But you'll likely need to reapply it because of morning dew, humidity, raining, snowing, and/or car washing.Overall I recommend this product but I don't want you to think you apply it once and you're done. This is definitely a product that has to be redone over and over. Again, it's not a restorative product. It's a cosmetic one. And there's nothing wrong with that. Just know what you're buying and have realistic expectations.

I recently tried the Chemical Guys VRP Vinyl, Rubber, and Plastic Non-Greasy Dressing on my car, and I am beyond impressed! This product delivers an outstanding dry-to-the-touch finish, leaving my tires, trim, and plastic parts looking brand new with a deep, long-lasting shine. The best part is that it doesn’t leave a greasy residue like some other products I’ve used in the past.It’s incredibly easy to apply, and you can really feel the protection it provides, as it guards against fading and cracking from UV rays. It works great on cars, trucks, and even RVs. The 16 fl oz bottle goes a long way, and the results last longer than expected.

Great plastic restorer. Brings plastic back to its original color. Sometimes even deeper. The only con you may have to go back over the area if it rains.

This is my favorite car interior cleaner for all the vinyl and plastic in my car. Does an excellent job, I always have plenty handy when cleaning and detailing my car. Excellent product

Had high hopes but this is no worse nor any better than any other of the numerous products of this type I’ve tried in the past. Out of all I’ve used Aerospace 303 seems to be the best overall.