Mobile service · North Alabama
Trim Restoration
Bringing sun-faded trim back to black, right in your driveway.
The black trim on a car doesn't stay black forever. The bumpers, the window moldings, the trim around the mirrors, the cladding on trucks and SUVs — it starts out a deep black and then a few Alabama summers turn it dull, gray, and chalky. That's the sun breaking down the top layer of the plastic. It doesn't mean the trim's ruined; it means it's oxidized and needs restoring, not just wiping.
Here's the honest part, because it's the part people get sold wrong: a quick trim dressing — the spray-and-walk-away stuff — looks great the day you put it on and then washes off in the next couple of rains. Restoration is the real job. I clean the trim back, get the oxidation off, and bring the color back so it actually holds. It's more work than a dressing, and it lasts a lot longer.
Restored trim isn't permanent, though — nothing on the outside of a car that lives in the Alabama sun is. It'll hold for a good while, then the sun starts working on it again and it's worth a refresh. When I do it, I'll tell you straight what to expect for your car.
Part of a full detail, or on its own
Trim restoration comes standard in a Supercharged detail — the full workup, where I'm bringing back faded trim along with paint protection and the deep interior work. But if the rest of your car is in good shape and the faded trim is the only thing bugging you, I'll come out and do just that. Either way it's quoted per car — I look at it and tell you straight. The full menu is here.
Trim restoration where you are
I'm mobile — I bring it to your driveway across North Alabama. Pick your city for the local details, or just call and I'll come to you: