TriNova UV Protectant

I wish I knew how to get my iPhone photos onto this site. We purchased some very expensive tall, Poly wood Adirondack outside chairs. The seller told us they would not need upkeep. Bhahaha; after three years in the Colorado sun they certainly did. The manufacturer told me that we could not purchase the treatment from them...to go back to the seller. The seller knows nothing and has not helped us at all...so, I went to Amazon ! We got this product and WOW!!! WOW!!! the chairs look brand new. My one suggestion, if your furniture is baked....get TWO bottles. So easy to treat. Thank you!!

This stuff works on so many materials, makes them look like new and protects them so they stay looking like new! I'm a Realtor and my client's red front door is metal. It had faded, had streaks and spots on it. She thought it needed to be repainted. I used a magic eraser to lighly 'sand' the surface, washed it off, dried it and applied the Trinova UV Protectant. It looked like a new door and still does! Last year I applied this to our outdoor beach umbrella that shades our Koi Pond and the umbrella is still holding it's color like it's brand new. The umbrella we had prior to this one that was untreated faded from bright blue to dingy lavender in weeks. This stuff really works! I've used it on our deck storage bin and same thing - excellent results. I keep findng uses for it. A little goes a long way. We gave them as Christmas Gifts last year to all the car buffs - great for car parts!

I put this on an old fiberglass fifth wheel trailer that is in need of paint and considering that, it worked pretty well. This is my second bottle. The first bottle did one side of a 19 foot fifth wheel. I did it on a warm 88 degree day. It goes on good and dried good not oily or messy like other treatments I ve used. I will sponge it on the other side to target the fiberglass area. This stuff cost a bit more and I will see how long it lasts. I do like that it dried and didnt leave a oily finish but it does shine a bit.

My garage door is 13 years old and the factory paint was fading because it faces west. Most metal doors come with either a powder coating or a polyester paint. I went online looking for a clear UV protection coating and found that they're almost impossible to find unless you want clear varnish or paint. I didn't think of looking for vinyl protectants. A few weeks later I stumbled on a bottle of TriNova UV Protectant Spray that I already had for my cars. The UV on the label caught my eye. So I tried a bit on both the door and the black faux hinges and was blown away! I did the upper half first with a wide paint brush, wiping off the excess as I went. I couldn't believe the difference! It completely restored the original color (see my two photos). The Protectant seems durable but time will tell. If I have to reapply it every couple of years I'll still be happy. The liquid is very thin so a little does a large area and does not leave the surface sticky or tacky at all. As far as I'm concerned, this is a high quality product at a good price. It's restored the appearance of my garage door. It has that like-new look again!

This product produced results that were beyond my expectations. We have had the hot tub for 4 years and had cleaned it with soap and water but never conditioned it. We live in Central Oregon where the weather is fairly hot in the summer and the cover has been exposed to a lot of heat. Over the years, It left our cover looking dry and weathered. It has been a few weeks since we applied it and it is still looking as wonderful as it did the first day we conditioned it. Highly recommend to anyone wanting to return their cover to what it looked like practically brand new. Advice....when applying and wiping down after, use circular motion. Also, have a microfiber cloth on hand for when you do the final wipe down as they suggest. Shines it up beautifully!

Everyone knows what a Stormtrooper character costume looks like, shiny, white and menacing right? Well over time, the sun will turn this white imposing armor to shade of yellow cowardness. After reversing the sun exposure yellowing with hydrogen peroxide, I started using this UV protectant spray in hopes to prevent or at best slow down the effects of sun exposure. Trinova claims 30 to 45 day UV protection. Since I keep my costume stored in a large, light proof, wheeled tote bin and is worn maybe once a month, I'm hoping the protection will last longer than that. I plan to do a quick wipe down before every wearing and will update this review after a few months. The coconut smell is an added bonus! Now I can pose as an Imperial soldier and smell tropical as the same time! TK-24336 Golden Gate Garrison San Francisco Bay Area UPDATE: It's been a few years since I used this UV protection and I can say...it doesn't prevent the return of ABS yellowing. Slow it down? Maybe, but since the yellowing is caused by a chemical change reaction from the flame retardant that's a part of the plastic itself, I don't believe any amount of wipe on protection will prevent it from returning. In my case, the INSIDES of the costume has stayed fairly white compared to the exposed outer parts. Like a sunburn, any parts that are semi-shaded like under my arms have slightly less yellowing, which definitely means this is caused by sun exposure. So remember the best protection is keep your plastics out of sun exposure as much as possible.