I try

 

Bill you have your funny moments I will admit.

 

used boiled linseed oil and alcohol 50/50 on the black jeep plastics for years and it gave the same results, would last a few months.

I've since moved on to using pretty much only Adam's polishes products now

 

I got wipe new for Christmas from my wife and this shiz works....it is like a chemical, and you have to apply it with gloves.
I never used it on tires....never thought to do that nor does it state on the one that she bought me to do that.
I can attest to it working on trim plastics that are faded...it works.

 

Pics of wife or it didn't happen.

 

The best thing I've found for trim is Purple Power diluted 1:1 with water.

 

I love purple power.

 

It is a great product, and cheap!

 

x3. VRT isn't greasy and doesn't collect dirt. Use it on all my exterior trim for 4 different cars. Keeps my tires looking like new as well, see?

 

Good cheap product?

Peanut butter.

Yep I said it, natural is even better. the peanut oil does the same **** for a 1/10th the cost.

 

Peanut butter is actually more expensive than purple power. lol

 

Nope, only I can wack off to her.....

 

Then just buy the peanut oil?

 

baby oil!

 

^

'on a roll'

 

I try