Classic Trimcoat - any experience?

[agent]

Searching these forums for something to rejuvenate the chrome trim pieces on my freshly painted car, I ran across a couple of threads that mentioned Classic Trimcoat. I see they offer both an oxidized chrome refinishing product and a pitted black bumper rebuilding kit, both of which I could use - if they work as advertised.

Does anyone have first hand experience they can share with either of these products?

[bmwstephen]

I used up one kit on my e30 and e46 and it works great. Their water soluble solution is the key to keeping the chrome from re-oxidizing. 2 years running and still no signs of oxidation. it doesn't remove scratches or anything though.

I have a new spare kit thinking I would ever have to use it again available if you are interested that I can sell to you for $50 shipped (10 bucks less than how much it costs if you include shipping from their website)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rG2XlHkpETA&feature=player_embedded

Brand new, nothing has ever been used. Comes with instruction video too.

[agent]

I appreciate the offer, and will certainly let you know. Would you happen to have before and after shots of your work?

[bmwstephen]

Sure. Ill snap one tonight on a test trim i did a while bavk

-Blame my typos on my fat fingers & Droid Charge

[bmwstephen]

a little difficult for me to snap a pic and show you the results but in person.. it is a night and day difference

[agent]

Cool, thanks!

[bmwstephen]

no worries. let me know if you have any other questions.

also, noticing your build thread. this stuff doesn't work on the windshield trims as those are plastic wrapped in foil.

[agent]

Yep, I need to replace those completely anyway since they're now in numerous pieces in my trash can.