Description
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| Manufacturer | Adam’s Polishes |
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| Brand | Adam’s Polishes |
| Item Weight | 1 pounds |
| Package Dimensions | 8.66 x 2.44 x 2.4 inches |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Item model number | VRT423-01-016 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | VRT-16 |
Product Description
VRT
Adam’s VRT is designed for use on a washed, decontaminated and fully dried surface that is cool to the touch. Now with added silica-resins, this same great formulation has increased longevity and durability to keep your ride looking detailed for longer!
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What does Adam’s Polishes VRT stand for?
VRT stands for vinyl, rubber, and trim. Adam’s VRT is a water-based product perfect for cleaning, restoring, and protecting all of these surfaces and more!
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Does Adam’s VRT leave my surfaces greasy?
This product will not leave a greasy film on your surfaces and instead it will feel dry to the touch and provide a low-gloss, satin finish.
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What are the main features of Adam’s VRT?
Adam’s VRT provides several benefits including UV protection, a fresh & detailed appearance, and color restoration for your vinyl, rubber and trim components.
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How does Adam’s Polishes VRT compare to silicone-based dressings?
Adam’s Polishes VRT is water-based, meaning it won’t degrade plastic or rubber over time like some silicone-based dressings.
Key Features
Water-Based Formula
This product is a water-based cream formula that is designed for easy application and zero oily residues.
Silica-Infused
Adam’s VRT is silica-infused formulation, intended for longer lasting results.
UV Resistant
Another great benefit of Adam’s VRT is that provides UV protection effectively maintaining the color of your trim, vinyl, and rubber.
Restores Surfaces
Adam’s VRT can greatly improve the appearance of your vinyl, rubber, and trim by darkening and restoring their original color.
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Easy To Apply
This easy-to-apply cream formula can be used on exterior plastic, trim and vinyl interior surfaces
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Lustrous Shine
This product creates a rich, satiny shine while staying dry to the touch.
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Simple Application
This formula can be applied directly to a clean, dry plastic surface using a foam applicator.
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Leaves A Detailed Look
After apply Adam’s VRT, your surfaces will look crisp, sharp and your details will pop!
Customer –
I think this product was OLD stock and has turned to gel instead of being cream ..Very hard to apply this way
K.D. Pearce –
In the product description it implies that it will make tires shiny. My brand new tires on my brand new car aren’t that – they have a mat finish and that isn’t what I wanted.
Brandi S –
I bought this because a lot of the tire foam and shine products seem to be harsh on any part of the car that is not a tire and I wanted something to provide shine without worrying as much about possible staining or damage. Well I found the right product! This stuff is much easier to apply due to its consistency and it leaves a beautiful shine on the tires. I was also impressed by how long the shine lasted. 3-4 weeks after application and after multiple rain storms my tires still had some shine left. This stuff is the best I have found for shiny, black tires with easy application. Will definitely be buying again!
Nate –
Used on my tires after cleaning and scrubbing with a 303 tire brush and P&S Brake Buster. It’s been a week and they still look like the day I applied the Adam’s stuff. I hate spray tire shines as they irritate my eyes and sinuses and this stuff works very well. I’m sure that I’ll seldom need to use this given it has silica and isn’t likely to sling off and wear away in short time.Edit: It’s been a few weeks since I purchased this and decided to put some on my girlfriend’s Jeep. The product applied well and looked great, however it rained the next morning and she drove to work in it. The tire shine has all disappeared. Docked one star as the product claims to be water-resistant and showed no such signs. I have recently driven my Subaru in the rain and the product definitely doesn’t appear to be nearly as visible, although it’s still slightly better than her Jeep – I assume it bakes into the tire a bit with time and heat, neither of which were generously granted on the Jeep. The product is water-based which I appreciate but I assumed that the Si02 infusion would allow for some water repellency.Edit 2: Washed her Jeep again yesterday and applied more VRT over her tires after having done the same last week. It’s much more apparent and water-resistant with multiple layers.
Ekaterina –
Not what i expected, i take care of my car, i try to buy best products for my car, this time i missed. 4 tires = 30 min of application, i tried several applicators until i had to grab good old rag and start rubbing my tires vigorously to make it look somewhat ok, if i had another product on hand, i would have stopped and not use this product after the first tire. It also made my tires look dirty as if i was rubbing mud into my tires.
Joshua C Brumback –
I dunno what these other guys are talking about. This stuff deserves all the stars. I didn’t realize my seals and dash were discoloring because they were drying out. After trying a few cleaners I thought I’d give this a try and wow. Getta applicator tho because a rag will soak it in and you’ll be wasting it. It kinda sits on top of the applicator and it also makes it easy to control like keeping it off ur windows. Chemical guys makes a great applicator pad. It’s turquoise with squiggles on the gray side. A few dabs of this stuff will do an entire door panel.
Frank –
I have a lot of uses for this product but I have to say that where it really shine (no pun intended) is on tires. The sidewalls on my Harley look like the tires are brand new. It has s far kept the interior of my Dodge Challenger looking like new. Adams is more expensive than most of the products that are out there but it really is very good and better than anything I have used previously.
Becara –
Great for exterior plastic (trim) and rubber (tires). Apply with a “tire applicator”, there’s zero sling onto paint, and tires/trim don’t look greasy… Adam’s leaves it all in a satin gloss (semi matte if compared to a ‘tire shine’ / ‘tire gloss’ spray) finish. I’m not saying Adam’s is the best tire/trim gel, but I am saying a tire gel that easily applies with applicator, that doesn’t sling and doesn’t look greasy/shiny… I am saying that is easily my favorite.
Brian P –
Adam’s always has the best products, the only brand I use on my car
B. Schaefer –
I like the look and the finish of this. It’s not overly “shiny”. It lasts a reasonable amount of time and doesn’t turn my tires brown. I’ve come to appreciate the ridiculously sweet but memorable smell.
Chess –
Easy to apply and so far has stayed on through a few washes. The 22 year old plastic below the windshield wipers (cowling) where the heater air intake is – looks like new.Have not tried on the tires yet….
Larry Williams –
It brightens up trim, and takes away, or reduces the chalky look. Amount needed is reasonable compared to other products requiring too much to be used. It may not last as long as you would like before recoat is necessary. I have not tried all of this type so there may be better, but this works for me.