That Stuff Black Plastic Restorer — 8 oz permanent nano-acrylic trim renewer, non-greasy UV-resistant finish

That Stuff Black Plastic Restorer is a permanent nano-acrylic coating that brings faded black plastic, rubber, vinyl and trim back to a deep OEM factory look that won’t wash off.

Many trim restorers only deliver short-lived shine or greasy residue; That Stuff uses a breakthrough nano acrylic polymer that bonds to clean plastic surfaces, drying fully to create a long-lasting, non-greasy finish. It’s formulated for vehicles, motorcycles, boats and RVs and is applied with a simple wipe-on method for fast, durable results.

How does That Stuff restore faded plastic so it lasts?

Instead of coating the surface with oils or silicones that wash away, That Stuff chemically bonds to the substrate via a nano-acrylic polymer. Once cured it forms a permanent, water-resistant layer that resists rain, washing and UV fade much longer than temporary dressings.

• Uses a nano-acrylic formula that adheres to plastic, vinyl, rubber and leather.
• Dries fully — non-greasy, non-tacky finish that won’t streak in wet weather.
• Permanently renews color without repeated reapplications.
• Resists wash-off from water and routine car washes.

What surfaces and vehicle areas can I use it on?

That Stuff works on a wide range of exterior and interior trim: black bumpers, side moldings, mirror housings, dashboard trim, door panels, rubber seals and more. It’s also suitable for boats, RVs and motorcycles — anywhere faded black plastic or vinyl needs restoration.

• Exterior trim: bumpers, rocker panels, mirror housings, grilles.
• Interior pieces: dash accents, vents, door panels and consoles.
• Rubber and vinyl: seals, trim strips, convertible components.
• Marine and powersports: non-porous plastic on boats and motorcycles.

How do I apply That Stuff for the best results?

Preparation is the most important step: clean the surface of dirt, oils and old dressings before applying; then wipe on evenly and let it cure. The product is designed for easy single-pass application — a small quantity spreads far and cures to a permanent finish.

• Clean thoroughly with soap and water or appropriate cleaner; remove waxes and silicones.
• Apply a thin, even coat with a cloth or applicator pad; work in small sections.
• Allow full cure time per instructions before exposure to water or heavy wear.
• Do not use on untested painted surfaces without a small patch test first.

Will That Stuff leave a greasy or sticky residue?

No — That Stuff is formulated to cure 100% into a stable acrylic film, not an oily dressing. The finish is non-greasy and resists streaking, so you won’t get runoff during rains or washes like you would with silicone-based products.

• No silicone or heavy oils that attract dirt and dust.
• Non-tacky, water-resistant finish after full cure.
• Cleaner long-term appearance with less maintenance than dressings.

Who this is for: That Stuff is ideal for vehicle owners, detailers and restorers who want a long-term, OEM-like restoration for faded black trim without the constant maintenance of spray or oil-based dressings. If you need a durable, washable finish for cars, trucks, motorcycles, boats or RVs and prefer a one-time application that lasts, That Stuff is engineered to deliver that permanent result.