A tire & trim dressing that is scientifically engineered to produce a deep, long-lasting shine on rubber, vinyl and plastic trim.

• Great for use on tires, rubber, vinyl & plastic trim
• Long-lasting, no-sling formulation
• Achieve that factory, like-new look on sun-faded plastic trim
• Provides durable UV protection
• Absorbs quickly for instant gloss & protection

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Exposure to harmful UV rays and other environmental elements can fade, discolor or even destroy exterior trim & rubber surfaces. Jay’s Tire & Trim Care is a versatile, water-based dressing that is designed to restore the appearance of rubber, vinyl and sun-faded plastic. Blended with high performance UV inhibitors, Jay’s Tire & Trim Care will help guard these surfaces from further damage.

  The premium formulation finishes dry to the touch and will not sling or run off the surface. Water-repelling properties help this dressing last through the toughest conditions & even multiple washes!

   

  Great for use on tires, faded bumpers, lower rocker panels, door trim, weather stripping, mirror covers, weather stripping, moldings, cowls & more.

• 1. Thoroughly clean the surface to be dressed and allow to dry.
  2. Apply a small amount of dressing to a sponge or applicator pad.
  3. Spread the dressing onto the surface in a thin, even layer.
  4. Buff off any excess with a clean microfiber towel.
  5. Allow 5 - 10 minutes for dressing to cure.

• California Ingredient Disclosure - Cleaning Products Right to Know Act 2017 (CA-RTK)
  
  

  Name of Substance	CAS No	Functionality
  water	7732-18-5	carrier fluid / dissolver
  polydimethylsiloxane	63148-62-9	shine agent
  polytrimethylhydrosilylsiloxane	68988-56-7	resin
  hydroxypropylheptamethyltrisiloxane,ethoxylated, hydroxy-terminated	67674-67-3	surfactant
  carbomer	9003-01-4	viscosity modifier
  polyethylene oxide monoallyl ether	27274-31-3	surfactant
  morpholine	110-91-8	pH adjusting agent
  Alcohols, C9-11 ethoxylated	68439-46-3	surfactant

  Safety Data Sheet (SDS) can be downloaded from our website. Note that OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard has different disclosure than CA-RTK. Therefore, the information contained in Section 3 of the SDS may not exactly match the information in this disclosure.