Hi All, I just gave some of the Adam's In and out spray a try. On my S2000 it brought the plastic trim back to a nice black color without being all greasy. I just used it on some of the plastic and trim pieces on the S2000. Basically what i am saying is, if your trim or plastic components are looking a little dull, then this stuff it worth a shot. Just thought I would share. I am also going to try it on my brother's EVO tonight. His plastic trim pieces are way dull and we are going to see how it tackles a little bit tougher job. If results are good, then I will post up some pictures. Take care all.

-Ian

 

It's a great product on exterior trim or even under the hood.

 

that's a good idea, I never thought to use it under the hood. Thanks!

-Ian

 

Here is some before and after on my brother's Evo.





As you can see, it worked great on his car.

 

the stuff is amazing, I have it. Used it once on my cousin's beat up X5, the trim was plain white. lol After the inNout spray, she was amazed.

 

You know, I actually was a little disappointed with Adam's In and Out. I used it for the first time today under the hood. It didn't seem to spray a lot and I really had to work in in there. I'm still a big fan of 303 aerospace protectant for the interior and the soft top. I'll give Adam's In and Out another try though. It did seem to be a little more matte-like finish which I do actually like. This is surprising because I thought 303 was already much more subtle than some of the other ones out there.

Wow, now I wish I had another car to wash right now to give it a second try....

 

I dont think in and out spray is for the convertible top. I just use the in and out spray on the trim pieces. It makes the faux ducts on the bumpers look food and then the plastic pieces looked good too. It also seems to help when you have the area you are applying it already clean too. I loved that stuff though.

-Ian

 

i would rather use 303, in the in and out spray leaves overspray with takes some extra time to wipe off.

 

True, it does leave overspray. It wipes off easily though (like with one pass with a microfiber), and once it is wiped off, you cant tell anything was even there.

-Ian

 

I'm not sure why the 2nd image bothers me really of the product applied, it seems splotchy, maybe unevenly applied with color differences. Overall it doesn't seem as dark as it would using Mother Back to Black or Chem Guys vrp2 dressing. On my parents Rav4 I just applied CD-2 Engine detailer when I did the engine bay being lazy since their car is so neglected, with good results on the coloring.